“…Continuous flow (CF) HG was mostly carried out using commercially available HG systems compatible with spectrometers used for detection of hydride forming elements, i.e., Varian VGA-76P, 46 VGA-76, 5,50,52 and VGA-77, 41,43,49,51,60 Perkin-Elmer FIAS 400, 47 Thermo T-PHD, 54,65-67 GBC HG3000PII, 9 Jobin Yvon CMA, 6,56,57,62 Marathon MSIS 40 or Optolab Nova-2. 3,9 In these systems, reagents, i.e., acidified sample and alkaline THB solutions and in some cases an additional solution of HCl, 6,46,49,51,60 were delivered in separate streams to T-or Yjunctions where they instantly reacted after mixing. Resulting reaction mixtures were subsequently propelled to reaction coils 5,46,50,52 to finish the HG reaction or directly introduced to tubular gas-liquid phase separators (GLSs) where volatile hydrides and H 2 were released from the liquid phase while postreaction solutions were removed from systems by pumping them out to wastes.…”