Continuous chromatomembrane headspace analysis

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Continuous chromatomembrane headspace analysis. / Moskvin, L. N.; Rodinkov, O. V.

In: Journal of Chromatography A, Vol. 725, No. 2, 23.02.1996, p. 351-359.

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Moskvin, L. N. ; Rodinkov, O. V. / Continuous chromatomembrane headspace analysis. In: Journal of Chromatography A. 1996 ; Vol. 725, No. 2. pp. 351-359.

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title = "Continuous chromatomembrane headspace analysis",

abstract = "A novel version of headspace analysis is substantiated by theory and experiment. The version assumes chromatomembrane extraction of the analyte components into a gas phase. The boundary conditions for the process of chromatomembrane gas extraction are established. Two modes are suggested for analysis with continuous extraction of analyte substances: the mode of ultimate equilibrium saturation and that of total isolation. The advantages of the method in the determination of traces of volatile substances are obvious from its comparison with traditional techniques based on stripping or membrane diffusion.",

keywords = "Chromatomembrane, Headspace analysis",

author = "Moskvin, {L. N.} and Rodinkov, {O. V.}",

note = "Funding Information: This investigationw as supportedb y ISF grant R 49000 and by grant 08138 from the Russian Foundationo n FundamentaRl esearches.",

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