Abstract

A quantitative spectrographic procedure is described for the determination of cadmium in micro samples of tin-cadmium electroplated alloys. The porous cup solution procedure is employed with spark excitation. Tin is used as the internal standard. Cadmium is determined with an accuracy of ± 4.0 to 7.2% of the amount present depending on the concentration level, which extended from 10 to 30%.

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