2004
DOI: 10.2355/isijinternational.44.1852
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Determination of Arsenic or Tin in Steels by the Automated Extraction System with a Recycled Solvent and an Improved Gravity Phase Separation Column

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“…For instance, a back extraction column has been proposed for recycling benzene using an automated on-line solvent extraction for the determination of As and Sn by ETAAS. 123 For on-line waste treatment, different strategies and reagents are used in order to destroy or passivate the toxic species in the effluent. Metal ions must be passivized by adding a reagent in the waste stream.…”
Section: Flow and Microflow-injection Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, a back extraction column has been proposed for recycling benzene using an automated on-line solvent extraction for the determination of As and Sn by ETAAS. 123 For on-line waste treatment, different strategies and reagents are used in order to destroy or passivate the toxic species in the effluent. Metal ions must be passivized by adding a reagent in the waste stream.…”
Section: Flow and Microflow-injection Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%