Automatic calibration for on-line process monitoring in continuous-flow systems

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An automatic procedure for calibration in continuous-flow systems is proposed. A flow gradient unit in the sample channel, controlled via a switching valve, delivers a concentration gradient of the standard so that the standard concentration varies with time after the flow-rate gradient is started. Thus, the signal (absorbance) – concentration relationship can be determined and checked for (recalibration) asfrequently as required. The procedure was applied to a simulated continuous monitoring of hydrazine in waters, as well as to specific water samples that were spiked with hydrazine at different concentrations. © 1995, Taylor & Francis Ltd.

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Agudo, M., Rios, A., Valcárcel, M., & Danet, A. (1995). Automatic calibration for on-line process monitoring in continuous-flow systems. Journal of Automatic Chemistry, 17(1), 17–20. https://doi.org/10.1155/S1463924695000022

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