Xs. Chai et Lg. Danielsson, APPROACHES TO IN-LINE REMOVAL OF DISSOLVED-OXYGEN IN FLOW SYSTEMS FORPROCESS ANALYSIS, Analytica chimica acta, 332(1), 1996, pp. 31-38
Two methods for the removal of oxygen in analytical flow systems are d
escribed. Efficient deoxygenation can be realized by introducing N-2 i
nto the stream to form a two-phase flow combined with a membrane gas-l
iquid separator. A similar effect can be obtained by passing the flow
through a length of Poreflon membrane tubing placed in a water bath at
100 degrees C. These methods are simple and rapid and remove more tha
n 98% of the oxygen originally present. In order to evaluate the effic
iencies of oxygen removal by these methods, we developed a reversed (r
eagent injection)-FIA system utilizing pyrogallol for spectrophotometr
ic oxygen determination.