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When measuring the aniline concentration in printing and dyeing wastewater, why is the aniline concentration in the effluent higher than that in the influent?

2016-08-01View Original

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When measuring the aniline concentration in printing and dyeing wastewater, why is the aniline concentration in the effluent higher than that in the influent?
Reply #22016-09-19
It is first necessary to confirm whether the detection method for aniline is appropriate, in order to ensure the accuracy of the detection. . .

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