Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Carbon containing – In an aqueous solution
Patent
1990-06-27
1992-04-21
Hill, Jr., Robert J.
Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing
Carbon containing
In an aqueous solution
436178, 436150, 436160, 436161, 422 89, 422 93, 73 2341, G01N 2100
Patent
active
051067544
ABSTRACT:
Total organic carbon (TOC) and inorganic carbon (TIC) monitoring of water is useful in determining the water quality. Conventional TOC and TIC monitoring techniques are not zero gravity compatible. The addition of microporous hydrophobic bladders in combination with a non-dispersive infrared analyzer allow for a two phase, liquid and gas, zero gravity compatible TOC monitoring technique. The non-dispersive infrared analyzer determines the quantity of carbon dioxide present in an aqueous sample after addition of acid and post oxidation. The measured carbon dioxide quantities derived from the aqueous sample are related to the TIC and TOC present in the aqueous sample, respectively.
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Birbara Philip J.
Nalette Timothy A.
Steele John W.
Cohen Alan C.
Hill Jr. Robert J.
Mercier Pamela J.
Singla Abanti B.
United Technologies Corporation
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