MESA 6000, Typical Results for S and Cl Analysis
Table 1: S Concentration
Figure 1: Calibration Curve. Typical calibration line based on calibration standards prepared with ultra high purity mineral oil (0, 10, 25, 50; 100, 250, 500 mg/kg)
Figure 1: Calibration Curve. Typical calibration line based on calibration standards prepared with ultra high purity mineral oil (0, 10, 25, 50; 100, 250, 500 mg/kg)
Table 2: Determination of Cl using a water calibration
Table 2: Determination of Cl using a water calibration

Analytical instrumentation

MESA 6000, Typical Results for S and Cl Analysis

27 Jan, 2011

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The new MESA-6000 by HORIBA Scientific is able to perform high sensitivity analysis of both Sulphur and Chlorine on the same instrument. Only one sample needs to be prepared, and it will be measured using the selected calibration curve. The customer is able to create and store as many calibration curves as he wants. Figure 1 shows a calibration curve made for Sulphur up to 500 ppm. On Table 1, some typical results obtained with this calibration curve are reported. To evaluate the standard deviation, 10 replicates have been done on each sample. With exactly the same simple operations, it is possible to build calibration curves for Chlorine. Some waste waters samples results are presented in Table 2. The standard deviations are excellent at all levels including very high concentration.

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