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An automatic analyzer for the microdetermination of oxygen in organic compounds
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“…Kolsto and Shelberg (165) and Ebeling and Marcinkus (80) described automatic analyzers for the determination of oxygen. Basically both pyrolyze the sample in presence of carbon and convert the carbon monoxide to C02 which is determined gravimetrically.…”
Section: Cannelongo Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kolsto and Shelberg (165) and Ebeling and Marcinkus (80) described automatic analyzers for the determination of oxygen. Basically both pyrolyze the sample in presence of carbon and convert the carbon monoxide to C02 which is determined gravimetrically.…”
Section: Cannelongo Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
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