Operator-free flow injection analyser
1991

Operator-free Flow Injection Analyser

Sample size: 40 publication 10 minutes Evidence: moderate

Author Information

Author(s): Celio Pasquini, Lourival C. de Faria

Primary Institution: Instituto de Quimica- Universidade Estadual de Campinas

Hypothesis

The study aims to develop an operator-free flow injection analyser capable of processing up to 40 samples.

Conclusion

The constructed analyser demonstrated high performance with a relative standard deviation of 0.5% for Cr(VI) determination.

Supporting Evidence

  • The analyser can run up to 40 samples without operator intervention.
  • The relative standard deviation for Cr(VI) determination was found to be 0.5%.
  • The device was built using low-cost components and can be controlled by digital signals.

Takeaway

The researchers built a machine that can test many samples without needing a person to operate it, making it easier and faster to get results.

Methodology

The analyser was constructed using a microcomputer to control a sample introduction device and an adapted auto-sampler.

Limitations

The study does not discuss potential limitations of the analyser's design or performance.

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