Development of sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric direct and kinetic determination of aluminium in natural and waste waters

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Autor(a) principal: Mesquita,Raquel B. R.
Data de Publicação: 2008
Outros Autores: Rangel,António O. S. S.
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Journal of the Brazilian Chemical Society (Online)
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Resumo: Two sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric determination of reactive aluminium in water samples are proposed, based on the reaction between chrome azurol S (CAS) and aluminium. The two methods involve a direct and a kinetic methodology (for its application to coloured waste waters), both accommodated within the same manifold. The working ranges obtained were: 0.040-0.500 mg Al L-1 for direct method and 0.050-0.300 mg Al L-1 for the kinetic method. The described system has high degree of automation, enabling sampling throughputs of 31 and 57 h-1 for the kinetic method and direct methods, respectively. The reagents consumption per determination is low: 46 µg of CAS, 3.75 mg of sodium acetate and 25 µg of ascorbic acid. The volume of effluent produced per determination is only around 2.8 mL in the direct method and 3.4 mL in the kinetic method.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Development of sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric direct and kinetic determination of aluminium in natural and waste waters
title Development of sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric direct and kinetic determination of aluminium in natural and waste waters
spellingShingle Development of sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric direct and kinetic determination of aluminium in natural and waste waters
Mesquita,Raquel B. R.
sequential injection
spectrophotometry
aluminium
waters
kinetic determination
title_short Development of sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric direct and kinetic determination of aluminium in natural and waste waters
title_full Development of sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric direct and kinetic determination of aluminium in natural and waste waters
title_fullStr Development of sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric direct and kinetic determination of aluminium in natural and waste waters
title_full_unstemmed Development of sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric direct and kinetic determination of aluminium in natural and waste waters
title_sort Development of sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric direct and kinetic determination of aluminium in natural and waste waters
author Mesquita,Raquel B. R.
author_facet Mesquita,Raquel B. R.
Rangel,António O. S. S.
author_role author
author2 Rangel,António O. S. S.
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Mesquita,Raquel B. R.
Rangel,António O. S. S.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv sequential injection
spectrophotometry
aluminium
waters
kinetic determination
topic sequential injection
spectrophotometry
aluminium
waters
kinetic determination
description Two sequential injection methodologies for the spectrophotometric determination of reactive aluminium in water samples are proposed, based on the reaction between chrome azurol S (CAS) and aluminium. The two methods involve a direct and a kinetic methodology (for its application to coloured waste waters), both accommodated within the same manifold. The working ranges obtained were: 0.040-0.500 mg Al L-1 for direct method and 0.050-0.300 mg Al L-1 for the kinetic method. The described system has high degree of automation, enabling sampling throughputs of 31 and 57 h-1 for the kinetic method and direct methods, respectively. The reagents consumption per determination is low: 46 µg of CAS, 3.75 mg of sodium acetate and 25 µg of ascorbic acid. The volume of effluent produced per determination is only around 2.8 mL in the direct method and 3.4 mL in the kinetic method.
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