Comment: Comments on ‘Flow-injection analysis— an idea incomplete?’

Comment: Comments on ‘Flow-injection analysis— an idea incomplete?’

it has required the perception of workers such as Rfi.i6ka and Hansen [6] and Stewart et al. I-7] for the realization that this apparently simple operation was capable ofa remarkable degree of exploitation. It was, in fact, the prolific work of Rfl2i6ka and Hansen [1 and 2] that led us to investigate the potential of FIA in clinical chemistry. Using simple systems constructed from items ofequip...

Commentary: Flow-injection analysis—an idea incomplete?

The ultimate aim of any instrumentation must be 'sample in-result out in 1-2 min.'. This specification has been the reason for the phenomenal success of flame analysis, it is the reason for the now remarkable success of the near infra-red analysis for protein, fat etc. and for the continuing research after more than 60 years into all methods of electrode measurements. Yet Flow-Injection Analysi...

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Seventeenth International Conference on Flow Injection Analysis.

The 17 International Conference on Flow Injection Analysis was held in Krakow, Poland, from 3 to 8 July, 2011. The conference was organized under the auspices of the Committee of Analytical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences and the Japanese Association for Flow Injection Analysis (JAFIA). This was the first time that Poland had hosted this conference, which has been held regularly sin...

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