Automated atomic absorption determination of lead in gasoline; An analyser for the continuous determination of acrolein in the atmosphere
1982
Automated Methods for Analyzing Lead and Acrolein
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Evidence: moderate
Author Information
Author(s): J. H. Lowry, J. F. Reddish, G. Dale, P. Bijster, R. Goodburn, B. Dingeon, U. Schmidt
Conclusion
The automated methods for analyzing lead in gasoline and acrolein in the atmosphere show effective performance and precision.
Supporting Evidence
- The automated method for lead analysis was compared to a legally accepted method.
- The acrolein analyzer provides results within 15-20 minutes after sampling.
- The Chemispek J 200 autoanalyser showed excellent precision and accuracy for multiple analytes.
Takeaway
Scientists created machines that can quickly and accurately measure harmful substances like lead in gasoline and acrolein in the air.
Methodology
The study involved comparing automated methods with traditional methods for analyzing lead and developing a specific analyzer for acrolein monitoring.
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