Chromatographic method for analyzing content of trace benzene in vinyl benzene products or other hydrocarbon solvents based on flow switch
A hydrocarbon solvent and flow switching technology, applied in the field of gas chromatography, can solve the problems of difficulty in establishment and large dead volume of the valve switching system, and achieve the effects of easy establishment and operation, good technical effect, and good data precision
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[0018] According to the flow chart in Figure 1, the standard sample of benzene was analyzed, and the typical chromatographic analysis conditions are shown in Table 1. Among them, the standard sample 1 # ~4 # Draw a calibration curve, and then use standard sample 2 # and 4 # As the sample to be tested, it was analyzed 5 times, and the benzene was quantitatively calculated from the calibration curve. The composition and analysis results of the standard samples are shown in Table 2.
[0019] Table 1 Typical chromatographic analysis conditions
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[0021] Table 2 standard sample analysis results
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[0023] The analytical data in Table 2 shows that the correlation coefficient r of the benzene calibration curve 2 It is 0.9996, the linear relationship is good, the relative error of the standard sample determination is between -0.68% and 6.4%, and the quantification is accurate.
Embodiment 2
[0025] According to the flow chart in Figure 1, the actual samples A and B of styrene were analyzed, and compared with the ASTM D6229-06 standard method measurement results. Typical chromatographic conditions are shown in Table 3, and quantitative analysis results are shown in Table 4. The results of quantitative analysis in Table 4 show that the analysis results of the two methods are consistent.
[0026] Table 3 typical chromatographic analysis conditions
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[0028] Table 4 actual styrene sample analysis results
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