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Il campione per l’analisi chimica pp 105–126Cite as

Tecniche di estrazione on-line basate sull’utilizzo di membrane

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Il primo impiego delle membrane in chimica analitica risale al 1963, quando membrane semipermeabili in polietilene (PE) e in politetrafluoroetilene (PTFE, Teflon) vennero impiegate come interfaccia allo spettrometro di massa per il campionamento in continuo di sostanze gassose volatili da campioni acquosi (Hoch, Kok, 1963). Le prime applicazioni delle membrane per separare, purificare ed estrarre analiti da matrici complesse prima della cromatografia liquida ad alte prestazioni (HPLC) o della gascromatografia ad alta risoluzione (HRGC) risalgono agli inizi degli anni Ottanta del secolo scorso (Barri, Jönsson, 2008).

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Moret, S. (2014). Tecniche di estrazione on-line basate sull’utilizzo di membrane. In: Il campione per l’analisi chimica. Food. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-5738-8_5

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