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An automated colorimetric method for the determination of dissolved organic carbon in sea water by U.V. destruction

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A fast (30 samples/hour) and precise method is described, which can be used for both sea and fresh water in measuring dissolved organic carbon over a range of 0,1–10 mg C/liter. At this moment we are testing the efficiency of this D.O.C. analyser against flame ionization detection system.

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Schreurs, W. An automated colorimetric method for the determination of dissolved organic carbon in sea water by U.V. destruction. Hydrobiological Bulletin 12, 137–142 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02260715

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