An on-line flow-injection system for the determination of total phosphorus in waters and wastewaters is described. Digestion was performed using a flow-through reactor in a modified domestic microwave oven, and the orthophosphate formed was detected as phosphomolybdenum blue after on-tine filtration
Determination of total phosphorus in waters and wastewaters by on-line UV/thermal induced digestion and flow injection analysis
β Scribed by Richard L. Benson; Ian D. McKelvie; Barry T. Hart; Yen B. Truong; Ian C. Hamilton
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1996
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 899 KB
- Volume
- 326
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0003-2670
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β¦ Synopsis
An on-line flow-injection system for the determination of total phosphorus in haters and wastewaters is described.
Digestion was performed using a UV photoreactor and a thermal digestion unit connected in series. The orthophosphate formed was detected as phosphomolybdenum blue after on-line filtration. Reagent and digestion conditions required to give optimal oxidation and hydrolysis of organic and condensed model compounds are reported. The flow-injection method gave complete recovery for all the model organic P compounds tested, and >85% recovery for condensed phosphates. When the proposed method was applied to a series of wastewater samples, the results obtained were in close agreement with those from a conventional batch digestion method. The technique was rapid (8 samples hh' 4 rephcates), with a linear range of interest for wastewaters O-18 mg Pl-' and a detection limit of 0.15 mgPl_'.
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