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Riley, Ronald T. and Michael C. Mix. 1981. Ion-Exchange Technique for Concentrating Ammonia from Small Volumes of Seawater. Mar. Chem. 10(2):159-160. (ERL,GB X205).

An ion-exchange technique was used to concentrate ammonia from seawater. Precipitation of bivalent cations, prior to concentration, reduced the variability of ammonia recovery from the ion-exchange column and lengthened column life. Analysis of the eluate was by the phenolhypochlorite reaction. The method was designed for use with small seawater samples (less than 10 ml) and has the advantage that it can be adapted for use with small volumes of seawater with no loss in sensitivity. In a 10 ml seawater example NH(3)-N concentrations of 10-150ugl(-1) were accurately determined.

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