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Determination of Nitrobenzene in Water by Solid Phase Extraction Coupled with High Performance Liquid Chromatography

Yanlin Zhang, Gao CuiLian, Yang YeQuan, Zeng XianWei, Zhong DongRong, Zhiyang Ye

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The method for determination the nitrobenzene content in water by HPLC with solid phase extraction was established.The results showed that nitrobenzene had a good linear correlation(r=0.99992) when it was added from 1.344～134.4 μg/L,its recovery was 90.18%～100.64%,and relative standard deviation(RSD) was less than 7.95%,also the minimum detectable value was 6.2×10-4μg.This method could be applied to analysis the water samples.

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The method for determination the nitrobenzene content in water by HPLC with solid phase extraction was established.The results showed that nitrobenzene had a good linear correlation(r=0.99992) when it was added from 1.344～134.4 μg/L,its recovery was 90.18%～100.64%,and relative standard deviation(RSD) was less than 7.95%,also the minimum detectable value was 6.2×10-4μg.This method could be applied to analysis the water samples.

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The method for determination the nitrobenzene content in water by HPLC with solid phase extraction was established.The results showed that nitrobenzene had a good linear correlation(r=0.99992) when it was added from 1.344～134.4 μg/L,its recovery was 90.18%～100.64%,and relative standard deviation(RSD) was less than 7.95%,also the minimum detectable value was 6.2×10-4μg.This method could be applied to analysis the water samples.

Key concepts: Nitrobenzene, Chromatography, High-performance liquid chromatography, Relative standard deviation, Solid phase extraction, Extraction (chemistry), Chemistry, Phase (matter)

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