Archive
| Date | Title | Authors | Lead Text |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015‑08 | Monitoring – How XRF Spectroscopy Can Detect Chlorine Contamination of Anion Resins | Greg Bachman, Debbie Schroeder, Dave Moyer and Matt Branham, PhD | Why is limiting chloride and sulfate important in power plant steamcycle chemistry? The control o... |
| 2015‑03 | Sources of Anionic Organic Contamination in Petrochemical Steam-Water Cycles | David H. Moed, Arne R.D. Verliefde, PhD, Edwin Muller and Luuk C. Rietveld, PhD | The demineralized water that is used in boilers for steam production has to meet stringent water ... |
| 2008‑10 | A Way to Optimize Cation/Anion Resin Replacement Frequency | Ted Chiu et al. | T he traditional approach for determining replacement of cation/anion resins in the pretreatment ... |
| 2008‑10 | Achieving Ultra-Low-Level Measurement of Anions and Cations in Semiconductor High-Purity Water | S.M. Rahmat Ullah et al. | High-purity water is of utmost importance in the semiconductor industry. Parameters such as sili... |
| 2007‑09 | Myths and new facts about anion resin longevity | William A. Bornak | |
| 1998‑11 | Low-level detection of organically bound anions by ion chromatography using UV oxidation |
Advertisement
Advertisement
