What are Chelicerates?
A chelate is a complex having a cyclic structure, and is obtained by chelation of two or more ligands to form a chelate ring with the same metal ion.
- Having a ring structure
- Chelate is (formerly known as
- Also known as
- Multi-base
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- If there is a change in the ultraviolet-visible region after the ligand is bound to silver ions, the extent of the reaction can be measured by ultraviolet spectroscopy; if there is no change in the light signal, electrochemical means can also be used to measure the free silver ions of the system with a silver-silver chloride electrode Concentration; if it is a solid, the solid can only be washed with a solvent, the free silver ions are eluted, and then the silver ion content is detected by atomic absorption or other means. [4]