Application of 3-D Fluorescence Spectrum and PARAFAC Method in Petroleum Pollutant Measurement and Identification

Zhao Pan; Yu Tian Wang; Xiao Qing Shao; Xi Jun Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.322.148

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Application of 3-D Fluorescence Spectrum and PARAFAC Method in Petroleum Pollutant Measurement and Identification

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The paper used the CCl₄ solutions of three kinds of petroleum as experimental subject, and a series of 3-dimentional fluorescence spectra were obtained by a fluorescence spectrometer. 3-D fluorescence data of different samples consisted three-way data arrays. The paper overlooked the specific components of petroleum pollutant, and each kind of petroleum was regarded as a whole, then PARAFAC method could obtain satisfactory spectrum decomposition result, and the concentration predictions of predicted set are shown in paper. When interfering substance exists, the method is effective similarly.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 322)

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Zhao Pan, Yu Tian Wang, Xiao Qing Shao, Xi Jun Wu

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Concentration, Fluorescence Spectrum, Identification, PARAFAC, Petroleum Pollutant

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