Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Carbon containing – In an aqueous solution
Patent
1997-02-10
1999-05-11
Le, Long V.
Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing
Carbon containing
In an aqueous solution
436145, 436 55, 422 78, 422 79, 422 80, 422 8202, 422 8203, G01N33/18;27/00
Patent
active
059027517
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and methods for the measurement of total organic carbon, total inorganic carbon and total carbon of water are described. The ample is acidified and split into an inorganic carbon stream and a total carbon stream. The inorganic carbon in the inorganic stream is oxidized and both the organic and inorganic carbon in the total carbon stream is oxidized. The resulting carbon dioxide is measured in each stream using carbon dioxide sensors employing a gas permeable membrane dividing deionized water from the oxidized sample water and a pair of micro-conductivity and temperature sensors.
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Godec Richard
Hutte Richard
O'Neill Kevin
Le Long V.
Sievers Instruments, Inc.
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