Method for detecting content of carbon and sulfur in graphene based on high temperature combustion infrared absorption process
A technology of high-temperature combustion and infrared absorption, which is applied in the direction of measuring devices, preparation of test samples, chemical analysis by means of combustion, etc., can solve the problems of combustion splash, sample loss, and narrow heating space structure of high-frequency combustion reaction chamber, etc., to achieve The effect of increasing the weighing amount and satisfying the accuracy
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[0068] First, the preparation of high temperature combustion infrared carbon and sulfur analyzer
[0069] Turn on the power switch of the high temperature combustion infrared carbon and sulfur analyzer. The infrared detection system 7 needs to be warmed up for about 1 hour to reach a constant temperature and a stable baseline; turn on the heating power switch, set the temperature at 1350°C, and surround the heating tube in the high temperature furnace 2 4 The surrounding silicon carbide rods 3 start to heat and wait for the temperature to stabilize; then turn on the power gas (normal nitrogen, 0.25MPa~0.35MPa), and turn on the carrier gas (oxygen, purity ≧99.5%, 0.15~0.25MPa).
[0070] Analyze 2-3 waste samples first, saturate the analysis gas path, and stabilize the instrument.
[0071] The second step is to prepare and weigh the sample
[0072] use figure 2 Place the prepared sheath 24 between the pressing rod 21 and the bottom support 22, pour an appropriate amoun...
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