2004
DOI: 10.1002/elan.200302878
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Batch Injection Analysis: An Almost Unexplored Powerful Tool

Abstract: The main purpose of this review is to report the development and potentialities of batch injection analysis (BIA) and call the attention of researchers about the power of this (until now) almost unexplored tool. The text focuses on the concepts and potentialities of BIA combined with other techniques for analytical purposes. The association of BIA with amperometry, potentiometry, voltammetry, calorimetry, fluorescence and spectrophotometry is presented and important aspects related with each technique are disc… Show more

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“…15,16 Batch injection analysis (BIA) presents similar characteristics and can be an interesting alternative to FIA in such a way that pumps and valves of the FIA system are not necessary and reduced volumes of carrier solutions are employed. 17 The BIA system with amperometric detection requires an electronic micropipette that injects a sample plug directly onto the working electrode surface positioned in a wall-jet configuration. The working electrode as well as the reference and counter electrodes are immersed in a large-volume blank solution.…”
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“…15,16 Batch injection analysis (BIA) presents similar characteristics and can be an interesting alternative to FIA in such a way that pumps and valves of the FIA system are not necessary and reduced volumes of carrier solutions are employed. 17 The BIA system with amperometric detection requires an electronic micropipette that injects a sample plug directly onto the working electrode surface positioned in a wall-jet configuration. The working electrode as well as the reference and counter electrodes are immersed in a large-volume blank solution.…”
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“…A injeção das soluções na célula BIA foi realizada com uma micropipeta eletrônica motorizada (Eppendorf Multipette® Stream) com uma distância constante entre a superfície do eletrodo de trabalho e o Multipette® Combitip® (≈ 2 mm) durante a injeção. 34 Maiores detalhes sobre células BIA (arte de preparo e modo de utilização) podem ser obtidos em artigos publicados anteriormente 28,32,[35][36][37] e em vídeos 38,39 disponibilizados na internet. Os resultados obtidos por BIA-MPA na análise de amostras farmacêuticas contendo PAR, PRO e CAF foram comparados com os obtidos por HPLC.…”
Section: Instrumentaçãounclassified
“…O sistema BIA-MPA permite a realização de análises simples e rápidas com a injeção de uma pequena alíquota de amostra ou solução padrão (geralmente de 50 a 150 μL) com o auxílio de uma micropipeta (geralmente eletrônica) sobre a superfície do eletrodo de trabalho que está imerso em um grande volume de eletrólito suporte. 26,27 O sistema BIA acoplado a MPA apresenta diversas características desejáveis, como o uso de instrumentação de baixo custo (aquisição e manutenção), baixo consumo de reagentes e amostras (geração de volumes mínimos de resíduos por análise), elevada frequência analítica e boa estabilidade. 22,28 Neste trabalho é apresentado um novo método eletroquímico usando a análise por injeção em batelada com detecção por amperometria de múltiplos pulsos para determinação rápida e simultânea de PRO, PAR e CAF.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…17 The stirring rate was kept constant at 280 ± 10 rpm in all studies. The distance between the Multipette® combitip® and the working electrode was kept constant (≈ 2 mm) 11 in all injection procedures. All electrochemical measurements were carried out at room temperature without removing dissolved oxygen.…”
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“…In this system, a small volume (typically 10-150 µL) of sample or standard solution is directly injected using an electronic micropipette on a working electrode surface, which is submerged in a large-volume of supporting electrolyte (blank solution). [11][12][13][14][15] This approach allows the development of analytical methods with several desirable characteristics, such as the need of small sample volumes (minimal waste production), high sensitivity, high speed, low cost, possibility of multi-component analysis (good selectively) and easily applicable in laboratories with minimal infrastructure or on-site analysis. 11,12,16,17 In this work, we propose a new method using batch-injection analysis with multiple pulse amperometric detection (BIA-MPA) for the simultaneous determination of three compounds (CTP, DIP, and CAF).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%