Issue 1219, 1977

Flow injection analysis of environmental samples for nitrate using an ion-selective electrode

Abstract

Based on the flow injection principle and employing a nitrate electrode situated in a flow-through cell, a simple, reliable and sensitive method for the automated determination of nitrate and its use for analysing soil extracts, waste waters, fertiliser solutions and air samples are described. At a sampling rate of 90 samples per hour a standard deviation of only 1–2% is typical. A new approach to identifying and correcting for the presence of interfering species in potentiometric measurements is discussed.

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Analyst, 1977,102, 705-713

Flow injection analysis of environmental samples for nitrate using an ion-selective electrode

E. H. Hansen, A. K. Ghose and J. Růžička, Analyst, 1977, 102, 705 DOI: 10.1039/AN9770200705

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