A gas-liquid separation method and device for gaseous sampling of atomic spectrometer
A gas-liquid separation device and atomic spectroscopy technology, which is applied in the field of gas-liquid separation of gaseous sampling of atomic spectrometers, can solve the problem of low separation efficiency, limiting the optimization of gas-liquid separators, affecting the sensitivity and detection limit of gaseous sampling and other problems, to achieve the effect of high separation efficiency and high efficiency
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Embodiment 1
[0032] See attached figure 1 . A gas-liquid separation method for gaseous sampling of atomic spectrometers: After using a peristaltic pump to mix the sample solution and the reaction reagent solution online, the mixed solution enters the porous polymer membrane filter plate from the mixed solution inlet tube, and the filter plate The diameter of the pores on the filter plate is 5-10 microns, and the height of the upper space of the filter plate is 1.5 cm. The volatile substances in the solution are separated by the argon gas bubbling from below, and the separated volatile substances and solution are separated by the side of the porous filter plate. The carrier gas flow is purged into the second gas-liquid separator, where the solution settles to the bottom and is discharged, while the carrier gas and volatile substances enter the atomic spectrometer for determination.
Embodiment 2
[0034] See attached figure 2. A gas-liquid separation device for gaseous sampling of atomic spectrometers, characterized in that the device is composed of two gas-liquid separators (A) and (B) connected left and right, mainly including mixed solution inlet tube 1, micropore bubbling Filter plate 2, carrier gas inlet pipe 3, carrier gas outlet 5, separated waste liquid discharge pipe 6, wherein the mixed solution enters the microporous bubbling filter plate from the mixed solution inlet pipe, and the volatile substances in the solution are The argon gas fed into the first gas-liquid separator (A) is bubbled and separated, and the separated volatiles and solutions are purged by the carrier gas purge inlet pipe flow into the second gas-liquid separator (B), Here the solution settles to the bottom and is discharged from the waste liquid discharge pipe 6, while the carrier gas and element volatiles enter the atomic spectrometer through the carrier gas outlet at the upper end of th...
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[0036] See attached figure 2 . Use a peristaltic pump to mix 0.4% sodium ethylenediamine dithiocarbamate (Na-DDTC) and a sample solution containing 2ppb zinc at an equal flow rate online (the acidity of the sample for zinc is 0.075M), and the mixed solution enters from tube 1 On a porous sintered glass filter plate with a pore size of 5-15 microns (30 mm in diameter, 2 cm in height above the filter plate), the volatile zinc-DDTC in the solution is immediately absorbed by the carrier gas (argon) Bubble separation, while the separated volatiles and solution are swept by the carrier gas flow into the second gas-liquid separator, where the solution settles to the bottom and is discharged, while the carrier gas and zinc volatiles are entered into the atom spectrometer to measure. Using this device, the volatilization efficiency of zinc can reach 95%, and the detection limit of non-dispersive atomic fluorescence is 0.2ppb. Compared with a single bubbling separator with a pore siz...
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