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AN73865: Pyrohydrolytic Combustion Ion Chromatography Determination of Total Chlorine and Sulfur in Cleanroom Gloves
Description
In the electronics industries, material cleanliness is important as ionic and organic contamination can cause damage to electronic devices. It is especially important that disposable gloves have low anionic contamination because gloves worn during the work period typically contact product or other surfaces in the process, and therefore can easily transfer anionic and particulate contamination to the final product. Combustion IC (CIC) has the advantages of eliminating complex sample matrices, such as gloves and other solid materials to directly measure the total chlorine and total sulfur.Market: | Electronics & Semiconductors |
Keywords: | RFIC, IC, Chloride, Sulfate, CIC, combustion IC, total sulfur, Dionex IonPac AS17-C column, total chlorine, cleanliness, cleanroom gloves, TN000767 |
Matrix: | Fig 4B nitrile cleanroom glove |
Author: | Terri Christison, and Jeff Rohrer |
Affiliation: | Thermo Fisher Scientific, Sunnyvale, CA USA |
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.