Response mechanism of platinum electrode to uncoupled ions(Ⅰ)——Response of platinum electrode to Pb^(2+),Cd^(2+),Ca^(2+) and Mg^(2+)

The transient response mechanism of the platinum electrode to the uncoupled ions may be interpreted with the mixed phase formation (MPF) model of the transient response of precipitate-based ion-selective electrodes to interfering tons for Kxy<<1 It is discovered that the peak height of the transient signal is related to the solubility of M(OH)2 and hydration heat of M2+ The relation between the positive peak height of transient signal of Pb2+ or Cd2+ and lgaM obey tne Nernst equation,while that of Ca2+ or Mg2+ does not.The equilibrium potential is not of Nernst response for all ions.

The transient response mechanism of the platinum electrode to the uncoupled ions may be interpreted with the mixed phase formation (MPF) model of the transient response of precipitate-based ion-selective electrodes to interfering tons for Kxy&lt;&lt;1 It is discovered that the peak height of the transient signal is related to the solubility of M(OH)2 and hydration heat of M2+ The relation between the positive peak height of transient signal of Pb2+ or Cd2+ and lgaM obey tne Nernst equation,while that of Ca2+ or Mg2+ does not.The equilibrium potential is not of Nernst response for all ions.