Measurement of picomole amounts of carbon dioxide by calorimetry.
Measurement of picomole amounts of carbon dioxide by calorimetry.
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通过量热法测量二氧化碳的皮摩尔量。
DOI:
10.1021/ac60354a024
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发表时间:
1975
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
R. Corsey
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文献类型:
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作者:
G. G. Vurek;D. Warnock;R. Corsey
The measurement of picomole amounts of bicarbonate and carbon dioxide is useful in the studying of the mechanisms by which the kidney controls body pH. These studies may involve collection of a few nanoliters of fluid containing less than 300 picomoles of carbon dioxide (as bicarbon-ate ion and dissolved gas)(1). Small amounts of carbon dioxide have been measured indirectly with pH electrodes (2-4), conductimetrically (5, 6), by conversion to methane with subsequent analysis using a flame ionization detector (7), and by measuring the pressure rise when carbon dioxide-containing samples are mixed with acid in a closed sys-tem (8). Mass spectrometers can also be used. The heat of reaction of carbon dioxide with lithium hydroxide has been proposed as an atmospheric CO2 monitoring scheme (9). This paper describes a simple apparatus to measure the heat released when LiOH and CO2 react and itsapplication to the measurement of carbon dioxide with a sensitivity of less than 10 picomoles.