Measuring method of carbonate content in sevelamer carbonate
A technology for sevelamer carbonate and determination method, which is applied in the field of determination of carbonate content in sevelamer carbonate, can solve problems such as not considering carbon dioxide interference, not disclosing measurement steps, incomplete carbon dioxide absorption, etc., to achieve accurate The effect of high accuracy and precision and low cost
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[0034] (1) Fix a three-neck glass flask (100ml) A on a magnetic stirrer through an iron clamp, and cover the three ports a, b, and c with perforated rubber stoppers respectively. Insert a dropping funnel (100ml) B into the rubber stopper of the middle port b, and insert a short glass tube into the rubber stoppers of the other two ports. Prepare four 100ml Erlenmeyer flasks and cover them with double-hole rubber stoppers respectively. Insert two glass tubes into the rubber stoppers of each Erlenmeyer flask. One glass tube is slightly longer, about 1 cm from the bottom of the bottle, and the other is The glass tube is slightly shorter, about 1cm away from the bottle stopper. Connect the long glass tube of each Erlenmeyer flask with the short glass tube of another Erlenmeyer flask with a latex tube in turn. Use a latex tube to connect port a of the three-neck flask A to the nitrogen cylinder (through a pressure reducing valve), connect port c to the long glass tube of one of the...
Embodiment 2
[0046] (1) Fix a three-neck glass flask (100ml) A on a magnetic stirrer through an iron clamp, and cover the three ports a, b, and c with perforated rubber stoppers respectively. Insert a dropping funnel (100ml) B into the rubber stopper of the middle port b, and insert a short glass tube into the rubber stoppers of the other two ports. Prepare four 100ml Erlenmeyer flasks and cover them with double-hole rubber stoppers respectively. Insert two glass tubes into the rubber stoppers of each Erlenmeyer flask. One glass tube is slightly longer, about 1 cm from the bottom of the bottle, and the other is The glass tube is slightly shorter, about 1cm away from the bottle stopper. Connect the long glass tube of each Erlenmeyer flask with the short glass tube of another Erlenmeyer flask with a latex tube in turn. Use a latex tube to connect port a of the three-neck flask A to the nitrogen cylinder (through a pressure reducing valve), connect port c to the long glass tube of one of the...
Embodiment 3
[0058] (1) Fix a three-neck glass flask (100ml) A on a magnetic stirrer through an iron clamp, and cover the three ports a, b, and c with perforated rubber stoppers respectively. Insert a dropping funnel (100ml) B into the rubber stopper of the middle port b, and insert a short glass tube into the rubber stoppers of the other two ports. Prepare four 100ml Erlenmeyer flasks and cover them with double-hole rubber stoppers respectively. Insert two glass tubes into the rubber stoppers of each Erlenmeyer flask. One glass tube is slightly longer, about 1 cm from the bottom of the bottle, and the other is The glass tube is slightly shorter, about 1cm away from the bottle stopper. Connect the long glass tube of each Erlenmeyer flask with the short glass tube of another Erlenmeyer flask with a latex tube in turn. Use a latex tube to connect port a of the three-neck flask A to the nitrogen cylinder (through a pressure reducing valve), connect port c to the long glass tube of one of the...
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