BUNSEKI KAGAKU
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Technical Paper
Reduction of electricity and reagent consumption rate for in-situ flow-through analysis of dissolved manganese in seawater using micro-diaphragm pumps
Kei OKAMURA, Hiroshi HATANAKA, Yoshiki SOHRIN
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2004 Volume 53 Issue 4 Pages 331-337

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A manganese analyzer powered by micro-diaphragm pumps has been developed to monitor time-series changes of manganese concentrations in seawater in situ. The analyzer determines the concentration of dissolved manganese in a continuous manner using a H2O2-luminol CL method. The analyzer uses micro-diaphragm pumps to propel solutions. This pump possesses the following advantages for long-term observations: (1) reducing the pump size and power requirements and (2) small flow rate. In the present case, the power requirements and reagents flow rate could be reduced by using a thin Teflon tube (0.5 mm I.D.), and had a 98% response time of approximately 6 min, the same as before.
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© The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry 2004
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