Combustion IC Analyzers (S, Fl, Cl, Br, & I)

Nittoseiko has revolutionized the analysis of halogens and sulphur with the introduction of the AQF-2100H (Auto Quick Furnace), creating a new, fully automated technique termed CIC or “Combustion Ion Chromatography”.

Combustion Ion Chromatography is achieved by interfacing an Ion Chromatograph to the AQF-2100H (Auto Quick Furnace) with Nittoseiko’s GA-100 (Gas Adsorption Unit). Now there is available for the first time a fully automated system which can measure and speciate Total Halogens (F, Cl, Br and I) and Sulphur in a single analysis.

Nittoseiko has applied its vast knowledge and years of expertise in analytical combustion techniques in developing the Combustion Ion Chromatography method and AQF-2100H. The end result is a powerful, robust, flexible and reliable analytical system applicable to solids, liquids, gases and LPG’s.

The AQF-2100H and CIC technique is an ideal alternative to existing cumbersome, dangerous manual methods and techniques. The full automation of ASTM, ISO, DIN, JIS and UOP methodologies is now possible with the AQF-2100H and CIC System.

Features

• Measure fluorine, chlorine, bromine and sulphur simultaneously with one instrument
• Replaces Wickbold, oxygen bombs and other dangerous combustion methods
• Interfaces with ANY manufacturer's ion chromatography system
• Fast analysis time; sample results in under 12 minutes
• Fully automate sample preparation and analysis with one system
• Solid and liquid autosamplers available
• Measure solids, liquids, gases and LPGs with one instrument

Typical Applications

• Petrochemical, refinery products & fine chemicals
• Gases & LPGs
• Pharmaceuticals & lyopholized proteins
• Plastics, polymers & rubber
• Consumer products & testing
• Gasoline, diesel & jet fuel
• Ethanol, biodiesel & alternative fuels
• ASTM D7359 - 08 Standard Test Method for Total Fluorine, Chlorine and Sulphur in Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Their Mixtures by Oxidative Pyrohydrolytic Combustion followed by Ion Chromatography Detection (Combustion Ion Chromatography-CIC)