LC-OCD Model 9
Organic carbon detection-model 9
Description
The LC-OCD Model 9 performs chromatographic separation of organic carbon in water/aqueous solution (speciation of humic substances).
Specifications
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- Ambient temperatureÂ
- 18 … 30 °C / 64 … 86 °F stable ±1 °C per hour is required for high sensitivity
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- 0 … 80% RF, non-condensing
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- Power supplyÂ
- 100 … 240 V @ 50/60 Hz max. 0.50 kWh (230 V @50 Hz)Â
- DOCOX reactorÂ
- Electronic ballast with up to 35 WÂ Â
- DONOX reactorÂ
- Electronic ballast with up to 35 WÂ
- Thin film reactorÂ
- Electronic ballast with up to 35 W
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- Carrier gasÂ
- Nitrogen 4.0 or 5.0, about 10 L/hÂ
- Argon gas may be used as well. (Please get in contact with DOC-Labor in advance.)
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- Mobile phaseÂ
- Phosphate buffer (22.5 mmol), pH 6.59, about 3 L in 24 hrsÂ
- Acidification solutionÂ
- Sulfuric acid solution, pH 1.5, about 0.8 L in 24 hrs
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- Measuring range DOCÂ
- > 1 – 5000 μg/L (ppb, org. Carbon) Â
- Measuring range LC-OCDÂ
- > 0.5 – 5000 μg/L (ppb, org. Carbon)Â
- LOD LC-OCDÂ
- > 0.5 -50 μg/L (ppb, org. Carbon, compound specific)
Applications
- The LC-OCD Model 9 system is suitable for water and water extracts of a variety of samples
- Natural products: - Plant material, animal tissues, food, compost, manure.Â
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- Sediments, sludges, soilsÂ
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- Chemical
Instrument location
Inductively Coupled Plasma - Elemental Analysis Laboratory (ICP)
Room B36
June Griffith Building (F10)
91É«ÇéƬ Sydney, NSW 2033
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Rabeya Akter
Senior Technical Officer
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Email
r.akter@unsw.edu.au
Khorshed Chinu
Technical Officer
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Email
k.chinu@unsw.edu.au
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