Title
CARBON-OXYGEN REACTIONS IN GRAPHITE FURNACE ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY.
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1986
Publication Title
Analytical Chemistry
Volume
58
Issue
1
First Page
42
Keywords
CARBON - Spectroscopic Analysis, CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS - Column, CARBON-OXYGEN REACTIONS, FLAME IONIZATION DETECTOR, GRAPHITE FURNACE, OXYGEN
Last Page
50
Abstract
Heterogeneous reactions between oxygen and carbon have been investigated in the high-temperature graphite furnace by interfacing a Massmann-type atomizer to a gas chromatograph. Methanation of CO//2 and CO permitted their quantitation with a flame ionization detector. The primary product of combustion is CO whose concentration increases exponentially with temperature up to approximately 2 multiplied by 10** minus **3 atm at 2700 K. Minor amounts of CO//2, CH//4, C//2H//4, C//2H//2, and C//2H//6 ( less than 10** minus **5 atm) were also identified.
Recommended Citation
Sturgeon, R.E.; Siu, K.W. Michael; Gardner, G.J.; and Berman, Shiere S.. (1986). CARBON-OXYGEN REACTIONS IN GRAPHITE FURNACE ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY.. Analytical Chemistry, 58 (1), 42-50.
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