Sequential injection analysis technique for industrial water quality control

by Magnus U. Legemah

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This dissertation describes the adaptation of Sequential Injection Analysis (SIA) for the determination of silica, iron, ammonia, nitrates/nitrites and phosphates in water as a method suitable for the determination of water quality parameters in industrial water. The results obtained from the adopted SIA methods were found to be in agreement with results obtained from batch spectrophotometric APHA Standard methods (American Public Health Association). SIA has the additional advantage of reducin…

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This dissertation describes the adaptation of Sequential Injection Analysis (SIA) for the determination of silica, iron, ammonia, nitrates/nitrites and phosphates in water as a method suitable for the determination of water quality parameters in industrial water. The results obtained from the adopted SIA methods were found to be in agreement with results obtained from batch spectrophotometric APHA Standard methods (American Public Health Association). SIA has the additional advantage of reducing cost by minimizing time, amount of reagent consumed, man power required and improved accuracy of analysis due to computer aided analysis procedure.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2006

Thesis Information

  • Degree:M.S.
  • University:King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (Saudi Arabia)
  • Pages:150

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  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:2006

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  • proquest:304925410

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Analytical chemistry earth sciences eng Geochemistry PDF Pure sciences

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Magnus U. Legemah

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