Chlorine salts determination in oil

 	

Chlorine salts determination in oil

The upper limit for chlorine salts specified for petroleum is 900 mg/l, the lower limit is not specified, but usually is about several mg/l.

This concentration range is easily covered with X-ray fluorescence method, which is much easier and convenient than prescribed standard methods.

There are two ways of chlorine salts content determination by XRFA: direct one from petroleum and determination of chlorine salts in water extract. In the first case to make the salts distribution uniform the sample material is ultrasonically treated; in the second case extraction is made. The prepared sample material is filled in a sample cup and analyzed in spectrometer.

XRFA is registration of the secondary fluoresce of chlorine atoms exited by x-ray tube radiation. The value of the registered signal is proportional to the chlorine atoms content in the sample. Chlorine content is calculated with preliminary obtained calibration curve. Mass content of Chlorine salts is calculated for NaCl.


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