1979
DOI: 10.1007/bf02262454
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Verfahren zur Reinigung von n-Pentan für die Gaschromatographie insbesondere mit EC-Detektoren

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“…Different solvents have been proposed for the liquid-liquid extraction of nonpolar substances of water samples: n-hexane, cyclohexane (1), and n-pentane (4). As solvent losses might occur in the on site mode because of the modification of the extraction apparatus, we chose n-pentane as a solvent (5) in order to be sure that our procedure was reliable. Even in the summer days (temperature 26-28 °C), after 11 days of extraction, solvent losses did not exceed 20%. Method.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Different solvents have been proposed for the liquid-liquid extraction of nonpolar substances of water samples: n-hexane, cyclohexane (1), and n-pentane (4). As solvent losses might occur in the on site mode because of the modification of the extraction apparatus, we chose n-pentane as a solvent (5) in order to be sure that our procedure was reliable. Even in the summer days (temperature 26-28 °C), after 11 days of extraction, solvent losses did not exceed 20%. Method.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Methods have been proposed to estimate free cyanide in an aqueous sample by using the Roberts and Jackson distillation procedure (4), a microdiffusion cell (5,6), or a gaspermeable membrane (7) to isolate and concentrate HCN in dilute alkali. These methods, however, require acidification of the sample with the conversion to HCN of simple cyanides and most likely some portion of certain metallocyanides.…”
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“…After its discovery, laboratories of water supply systems throughout the world conducted studies to test their presence in their waters. Early studies in both Bremen and Barcelonawhose river waters suffered from the salinization of potash mines-confirmed high concentrations of THMs [67,72]. In both cases, concentrations of bromides originating in the potash mines were identified as precursors contributing to THM formation [67,72].…”
Section: (B) Salinization and Human Health In The Llobregat Catchmentmentioning
confidence: 99%