1981
DOI: 10.1021/ac00229a050
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Pyrohydrolytic-ion chromatographic determination of fluorine, chlorine, and sulfur in geological samples

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“…All these standards, plus the other 22 for which six analyses were performed on a single bottle, exhibited a relative standard deviation of 1-6% for concentrations of chloride >SO ppm. All determinations were made by the chloride-specific ion-selective electrode method of Aruscavage a n d Campbell with certain refinements.…”
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“…All these standards, plus the other 22 for which six analyses were performed on a single bottle, exhibited a relative standard deviation of 1-6% for concentrations of chloride >SO ppm. All determinations were made by the chloride-specific ion-selective electrode method of Aruscavage a n d Campbell with certain refinements.…”
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“…Chloride determinations in rocks in the past two decades have been accomplished principally by one of five techniques, namely, spectrophotometry (1-4), X-ray fluorescence (5)(6)(7)(8), neutron activation (9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17), ion selective electrodes (18)(19)(20), and ion chromatography (21)(22)(23)(24). Good accuracy and sensitivity at the ppm level are possible with all five approaches.…”
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“…Another method uses combustion of coal in an oxygen bomb followed by washing out the bomb with water and finally determining chloride with an ion-selective electrode. 63 The determination of chloride ions by an ion chromatographic method, which has been used for geological 162 and other samples, would surely be applicable to the bomb washings from the burning of coal, the high sensitivity being an advantage if low concentrations (less than 50 ppm) were of interest.…”
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“…Some methods employed mixtures of vanadium(V) oxide with other substances (bismuth oxide, tungsten oxide, molybdenum oxide, silicon oxide, nickel, iron, tin, or potassium dihydrogen phosphate). [11][12][13][14] These mixtures can be prepared in bulk or mixed with the sample as required.…”
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