Determination of Chlorine in Waste Wood

1 May 2013

Waste wood is becoming ever more important as a source of energy. A precondition for its use is that the content of harmful substances in the material used does not exceed the statutory limit values. In this application note, an analyzer of the Analytik Jena multi EA® Series was used with a multi matrix sampler to determine chlorine content in samples of waste wood.

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