Project Details
Description
This study aims at the development of a low cost, lab-on-a-chip field instrument that is capable of determining the total inorganic arsenic concentration in water samples in a rapid, continuous, reproducible and accurate manner. The approach also precludes the tedious hydride generation methods used in conventional methodologies. By using a chelating agent and Supported Liquid Membrane Extraction (SLME) on a micro-scale platform, we propose to extract and concentrate As from aqueous samples, thus allowing for faster analysis and lower detection limits.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 3/1/05 → 2/28/06 |
Funding
- U.S. Department of the Interior: $5,000.00
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