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Authors: T. A. Skripnikova, S. S. Lysova, Yu. E. Zevatskiy
Thermodynamic dissociation constant is of crucial importance for a wide range of utilitarian and research purposes, being a key physical and chemical parameter of a compound. Analytical wavelength is one of the parameters determined through the spectrophotometric determination of dissociation constants. The article offers an outline of the published approaches to the determination of the wavelength using the traditional method of spectrophotometric titration and introduces the new method of concentration spectrophotometry that measures this parameter with utmost accuracy.
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