This experiment was performed to determine chloride and sulfate in a highly viscous oil sample applying sample combustion before anion chromatography with conductivity detection after sequential suppression.
The sample is viscous oil, 40mg sample, Mitsubishi AQF-100 was combusted at 1000°C. The combustion gases were collected in ultrapure water containing 300 ppm H2O2 and subsequently injected.
Figure 1. Determination of chloride and sulfate (not quantified) in a highly viscous petrochemical sample applying sample combustion followed by anion chromatography with conductivity detection after sequential suppression. The sample has a particularly high sulfate content.
Results
|
Mean (injected) [mg/L] |
Mean (in sample) [mg/kg] |
Chloride |
0.28 |
36.5 |
Nitrite |
n.q. |
- |
Nitrate |
n.q. |
- |
Phosphate (internal standard) |
1.00 |
- |
Sulfate |
n.q. |
- |
Experiment
The experiment details are as follows:
- Sample - Viscous oil
- Sample Preparation – Combustion
- Eluent: 3.2mmol/L sodium carbonate 1.0mmol/L sodium hydrogen carbonate
- Suppressor: Sequential suppression (MSM: 50 mmol/L H2SO4)
- Flow: 0.7mL/min
- Injection Volume: 100µL.
Columns
Metrosep A Supp 5 - 150/4.0 |
6.1006.520 |
Metrosep A Supp 4/5 Guard/4.0 |
6.1006.500 |
Solutions
Eluent |
3.2mmol/L sodium carbonate
1.0mmol/L sodium hydrogen carbonate |
Suppressor regenerant |
100mmol/L sulfuric acid |
Rinsing solution |
Ultrapure water |
Absorbtion solution |
300mg/L hydrogen peroxide
1.0mg/L phosphate |
Analysis
Conductivity after sequential suppression.
Parameters
Flow rate |
0.7 mL/min |
Injection volume |
100µL |
Pmax |
15MPa |
Recording time |
18min |
Column temperature |
30°C |
Combustion Parameters
Oven temperature |
Inlet/outlet |
900/1000°C |
Absorption solution |
5.0mL |
Instrumentation
881 Compact IC pro – Anion – MCS |
2.881.0030 |
IC Conductivity Detector |
2.850.9010 |
Remote box |
6.2148.010 |
Mitsubishi AQF-100 |
* |
Mitsubishi ABC-100 |
* |
Mitsubishi WS-100 |
* |
Mitsubishi GA-100 |
* |
* from local Mitsubishi distributor/not shown in system graphic below.
This information has been sourced, reviewed and adapted from materials provided by Metrohm AG.
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