Posted by mary on Wednesday, March 23, 2011 at 6:02pm.
One thing you can do is to use a wavelength other than 450 nm and one which the contaminant doesn't absorb. A second thing you can do, if the contaminant an be identified, is to determine how much of the other material is there and subtract the A due to that material. A third thing you can do is to determine, by successive approximations, the amount of FeSCN+2, a procedure which I simply can't explain on this board. If there is more than one contaminant and the interference is bad, I would go with the first suggestion first.
Wow! Thank you, that makes a lot of sense! I know what you mean by successive approximations, I didn't think of it like that before..
Thank you so much again :)
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