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Flow-batch analysis
DOI:10.1016/j.trac.2012.02.009.png)
Abstract
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Since its inception, flow-based analysis has dramatically transformed the way that sample analysis is handled. What used to be manual, slow and prone to error has become automated, rapid and precise. Though many improvements and modifications have already been explored, a most promising development has been the flow-batch analyzer. Through use of an instantaneous stop-mixing chamber and computer-controlled, flow-based sampling, it achieves extraordinarily high sampling rates. We review its historical evolution, components, features and operation, and analytical applications. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Concentration gradient
Flow analysis
Flow-batch analyzer
Instantaneous stop-mixing chamber
Multi-component simultaneous analysis
Sample analysis
Sample pre-treatment
Screening analysis
Standard-addition method (SAM)
Titration
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12
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3.9W
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