Quartz burner for use in an atomic absorption spectrometer for t

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1988-12-27

1990-04-03

Green, Randall L.

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With indicator or inspection means

239428, 239433, 356315, F23D 512

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049136488

ABSTRACT:
The atomic constituents of volatile organic compounds are determined by a burner design having improved stability and, consequently, increased detection sensitivity. An optical window is included at one end of a burner tube to stabilize a hydrogen-air flame to avoid blow out. Since air and combined air and helium are introduced immediately in front of the window and the flow rate of the gases and a sample are particularly oriented, burning is complete for increased detection sensitivity by an interconnected atomic absorption spectrophotometer.

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Presented and Published at the Proceedings of the Organotin Symposium of Oceans 86 Conference and Exposition, Wash., D.C., 23-25, Sep. 1986, "Automated Analysis of Organotin Compounds: A Method for Monitoring Butyltins in the Marine Environment", Cesar Clavell et al.

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