2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.chroma.2015.03.021
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Selective removal of carbon dioxide contained in the effluent from ion chromatography suppressors using a new non-vacuum device

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“…As noted above, membrane devices for the removal of carbonic acid as CO 2 gas, were introduced more than three decades ago and efforts to improve it continues. 19 Such CRDs, permit postseparation degassing of suppressed carbonate eluents to lower the conductance background (and the noise). The CRD also greatly improves the linearity of the otherwise nonlinear response observed with carbonate eluents.…”
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“…As noted above, membrane devices for the removal of carbonic acid as CO 2 gas, were introduced more than three decades ago and efforts to improve it continues. 19 Such CRDs, permit postseparation degassing of suppressed carbonate eluents to lower the conductance background (and the noise). The CRD also greatly improves the linearity of the otherwise nonlinear response observed with carbonate eluents.…”
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confidence: 99%