1979
DOI: 10.1016/s0021-9673(00)90939-7
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Extraction of trace amounts of organic compounds from water with porous organic polymers

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“…The analytes can then be removed from the resin with an appropriate non-polar solvent. Solidphase sorbents have been used extensively to accumulate a wide variety of trace-organic compounds in water (Liska and others, 1989;Dressier, 1979). Amberlite® XAD resins, and in particular XAD-2, are efficient sorbents for concentrating trace-organic compounds at the parts per billion and parts per trillion level (Daignault and others, 1988;Van Rossum and Webb, 1978).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analytes can then be removed from the resin with an appropriate non-polar solvent. Solidphase sorbents have been used extensively to accumulate a wide variety of trace-organic compounds in water (Liska and others, 1989;Dressier, 1979). Amberlite® XAD resins, and in particular XAD-2, are efficient sorbents for concentrating trace-organic compounds at the parts per billion and parts per trillion level (Daignault and others, 1988;Van Rossum and Webb, 1978).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…9 Breakthrough curves of T B P at different feed flow rate and concentration lated using numerical integration. MTZ lengths were calculated at 80% breakthrough (rather than 90% breakthrough) because higher values for some experimental runs were not available.…”
Section: Breakthrough Curvesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Son muy numerosos los materiales que se han empleado con este fin (Clark, 1975) (Dressier, 1979) (Crisp, 1980): a) Carbón activo y materiales grafitizados: Han sido los más utilizados en los primeros trabajos de este tipo. Presentan una gran superficie específica y alta capacidad de adsorción, siendo muy adecuados para desorción con disolventes, pero no para desorción térmica porque los compuestos son retenidos muy fuertemente en su superficie y se necesitarían temperaturas muy elevadas para obtener una desorción cuantitativa (Drozd, 1979).…”
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