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Beitrag zur Analyse flüchtiger Phenole in Oberflächen- und Abwässern

Contribution to the analysis of volatile phenols in effluents

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Die Überprüfung der Methoden zur Spurenbestimmung flüchtiger Phenole in Abwässern (0,01 bis 0,5 ppm) ergab bei normaler Destillation zirka 10% und bei Wasserdampfdestillation zirka 20% zu niedrige Resultate. Eine modifizierte Destillationsmethode wird beschrieben.

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Examination of methods for the trace-determination of volatile phenols in effluents (0.01–0.5 ppm) did show as a result losses of approximately 10% and 20% for normal distillation and steam distillation respectively. A modified method of distillation has been developed.

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  1. Union of South Africa: Water Act No. 54, 1956.

  2. Regional Standards for Industrial Effluents: Government Gazette No. R 533, 1962.

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  1. Department of Water Affairs, Pretoria, Südafrika

    G. W. Ströhl

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Ströhl, G.W. Beitrag zur Analyse flüchtiger Phenole in Oberflächen- und Abwässern. Mikrochim Acta 57, 130–133 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01216674

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