Specific-ion gas-sensing carbonate analyzer

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Oxygen containing – Inorganic carbon compounds

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436146, 436175, 436181, G01N 2726, G01N 2740, G01N 2756

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ABSTRACT:
A method for determining the concentration of carbonate salts in solutions containing other inorganic salts. The method includes converting the carbonate salts to carbon dioxide by acidifying the sample, sweeping the acidified solution with an inert gas to strip the carbon dioxide from the solution and contacting an ion-selective gas-sensing electrode with the gas stream. The electrode includes a buffered solution which changes in pH depending on the concentration of carbon dioxide in the gas stream thereby providing a measure of the carbonate salt concentration in the sample.

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