1971 年 20 巻 12 号 p. 1585-1587
Solvent extraction of copper-azido complex into chlorobenzene was studied. In the optimum conditions the copper-azido complex was extracted quantitatively into 10 ml of chlorobenzene in the presence of tetraphenylarsonium chloride by a single extraction, and the extract had the composition of 1:4:2 (Cu : N3- : TPA). The absorption maximum of the copper complex was 425 nm and its absorbance was nearly constant at pH 67, and the absorbance did not change over 2 hrs. Molar absorptivity was 4.30×103, and this was slightly higher than 1:2:2 (Cu : N3- : py) complex. The Beer's law held over the range of 213 mg/l Cu.