Elemental Analysis with CE440

Elemental analysis based on carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen content was carried out using an Exeter Analytical (Warwick, UK) CE440 Elemental Analyser, calibrated against acetanilide with an S-benzyl-thiouronium chloride as internal standard. Analyses were carried out in triplicate.

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Sikhom C., Attard T.M., Winotapun W., Supanchaiyamat N., Farmer T.J., Budarin V., Clark J.H, & Hunt A.J. (2024). Enhanced microwave assisted pyrolysis of waste rice straw through lipid extraction with supercritical carbon dioxide. RSC Advances, 14(1), 29-45.

Publication 2024

Corresponding Organization : Khon Kaen University

Other organizations : University of York, Government of Thailand

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Variable analysis

independent variables

Not explicitly mentioned

dependent variables

Carbon content
Hydrogen content
Nitrogen content

control variables

Acetanilide used as a calibration standard
S-benzyl-thiouronium chloride used as an internal standard

controls

Positive control: Acetanilide
Internal standard: S-benzyl-thiouronium chloride

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