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Analysis of amine solutions by gas chromatography

Currently, the most common method to analyze for acid gases in amine solutions is by wet chemistry titration which is both tedious and time consuming. A simple gas charomatographic method now exists which is accurate and performs one analysis within eight minutes. The method is described.

J. Bullin | G. D. Robbins

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