C&EN White Paper
Simplifying Sample Prep for Fluorine and Halogen Contaminants in Complex Samples
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Overview
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The analysis of halogen contamination is very important for many applications. Fluorine in particular is critical; it can be found in industrial processes, everyday consumer goods, the water we drink and the waste streams we recycle. Therefore, precise sample preparation prior to analysis is crucial.

Our specialists will introduce flexible sample preparation techniques for AOF (Adsorbable Organic Fluorine) and EOF (Extractable Organic Fluorine) respectively, which are suitable for halide speciation using a variety of ion-selective detection techniques. Find out how Analytik Jena's efficient and user-friendly ICprep and APU systems can help you to achieve reliable and compliant results. Gain practical insights into the relevant AOF parameters, discover the advantages of our AOF workflow, and learn how to speed up and improve the reproducibility of your sample preparation.

ICprep is remarkable not only for its AOF sample digestion capabilities, but also for its high matrix tolerance. These features make it ideal for complex sample matrices, such as pyrolysis oils in the chemical recycling industry, and other challenging sample types. Join us to find out more about our straightforward sample preparation workflow using ICprep – prep smarter, not harder.

Key Objectives:
  • Learn about flexible sample preparation techniques for AOF and EOF
  • Discover how ICprep and APU systems ensure reliable, compliant result
  • Gain practical knowledge of AOF parameters
  • Learn how to master complex matrices, such as pyrolysis oils

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