An attempt was made to determine spectrophotometrically the extraction constant of mercury(II) o-o'-dimethyldithizonate into toluene by means of a known excess of iodide as a masking agent. The results found, however, could not be explained by a simple reaction between mercury(II) o-o'-dimethyldithizonate and iodide.
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