簡介:Sinaptec超聲應(yīng)??向超聲乳化分散應(yīng)?Sinaptec NexTgen 系列設(shè)備成功應(yīng)?于快速制備?基型庫侖滴定法(電量滴定) Ultrasound-assisted rapid preparation of water standards for Karl Fischer coulo
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Sinaptec超聲應(yīng)??向超聲乳化分散應(yīng)?
Sinaptec NexTgen 系列設(shè)備成功應(yīng)?于快速制備?基型庫侖滴定法(電量滴定) Ultrasound-assisted rapid preparation of water standards for Karl Fischer coulometric titration
Ultrasound-assisted extraction of water from sodium tartrate dihydrate in methanol and DMSO proved to be a reproducible, time-saving method for the preparation of water standards for Karl Fischer titration (KFT)
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與傳統(tǒng)樣品制備相?,超聲環(huán)境反應(yīng)下效果明顯,省時(shí)性和低成本性突出. Significant time and cost savings compared to traditional sample preparation workflows based on
Fig. 2: Ultrasound-assisted preparation of water control standards (complete workflow duration including KF titration: ca. 10-15 min)
Fig. 3: Sodium tartrate dihydrate in methanol. The salt is sparsely soluble in methanol, making it impossible to visually assess if water extraction has been completed.
Fig. 4: Time-course of water extraction from 100 mg sodium tartrate dihydrate in 5mL methanol by ultrasonication (blue) vs. horizontal shaking (red). 3 samples per timepoint were prepared (N=3) and analysed by KF once (n=1). Maximum extraction reaches around 40% of the total hydrate water with this ratio of tartrate/solvent.
Fig. 5: Sodium tartrate dihydrate (100 mg in 5 mL methanol) before (left) and after (right) 30 s of ultrasonic treatment at 70% fixed amplitude. Temperature rises to 42°C after ultrasonication.
Fig. 6: Water control standards prepared in 5mL methanol (Y-axis: ppm i.e. μg /g). 3 samples per concentration were prepared (N=3) and analysed by KF once (n=1).
Fig. 7: Water control standards prepared in 5mL methanol (Y-axis: recovery (%) i.e. actual H2O/ stoichiometric H2O μg/μg)
Fig. 8: Water control standards prepared in 5mL DMSO (Y-axis: ppm i.e. μg /g). 3 samples per concentration were prepared (N=3) and analysed by KF once (n=1). DMSO could be a less toxic alternative solvent to methanol. Its water extraction capacity is comparable to methanol.
Fig. 9: Water control standards prepared in 5mL DMSO (Y-axis: recovery (%) i.e. actual H2O/ stoichiometric H2O μg/μg)
Fig. 10: Water control standards prepared in 5mL ethyl acetate (Y-axis: ppm i.e. μg /g). 3 samples per concentration were prepared (N=3) and analysed by KF once (n=1). Ethyl acetate is a less toxic and less polar solvent than methanol. Its water extraction capacity is very low, however. It is not suitable for the preparation of water standards.
Fig. 11: Ultrasonic power generation with the NexTGen Lab120 homogenizer is highly reproducible: 3 water control standards in methanol are prepared under identical conditions (100 mg sodium tartrate dihydrate per 5 mL methanol. Ultrasonic protocol: fixed amplitude 70%, duration 30 s)
Fig. 12: Reproducibility and stability of 5 water control standards prepared with ultrasonic extraction under identical conditions. 5 samples were prepared (N=5) and analysed by KF three times (n=3).
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1.Nenad Gajovic-Eichelmann ,Fraunhofer IZI-BB, Am Mühlenberg 13, 14476 POTSDAM – GERMANY; 2.Benjamin Laulier ,SinapTec Ultrasonic Technology, SYNERGIE PARK, 7 avenue Pierre et Marie Curie 59260 LEZENNES - FRANCE
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