Pyrolysis–gas chromatographic atomic emission detection for sediments, coals and other petrochemical precursors
Pyrolysis–gas chromatographic atomic emission detection for sediments, coals and other petrochemical precursors
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沉积物、煤炭和其他石化前体的热解-气相色谱原子发射检测
DOI:
10.1039/ja9920700979
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发表时间:
1992
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
I. Ericson
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文献类型:
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作者:
J. Seeley;Yadi Zeng;P. Udén;T. Eglinton;I. Ericson
On-line flash pyrolysis coupled to a capillary gas chromatograph for the characterization of marine sediments, coals and other heterogeneous solid samples is described. A helium microwave-induced plasma is used for chromatographic detection by atomic emission spectrometry. Simultaneous multi-element detection is achieved with a photodiode array detector. The optical path of the gas chromatographic atomic emission detector is purged with helium, allowing simultaneous, sensitive detection of atomic emission from sulfur 181 nm, phosphorous 186 nm, arsenic 189 nm, selenium 196 nm and carbon 193 nm. Several sediment and coal samples have been analysed for their carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, oxygen, phosphorous, arsenic and selenium content. Qualitative information indicating the occurrence and distribution of these elements in the samples can be used to gauge the relative stage of diagenetic evolution of the samples and provide information on their depositional environment. In some instances the chromatographic behaviour of the compounds produced upon pyrolysis is improved through on-line alkylation. This on-line derivatization is achieved by adding liquid reagents to the pyrolysis probe or by adding solid reagents either to the solid sample or by packing the reagent in the injection port of the chromatograph.