Determination of Cu in Soil by FAAS
Liang Dong
Abstract
Liang Dong
Abstract
Flame atomic absorption spectrometry(FAAS) was used to detect Cu content in soil.SiO2 which is in the solid was droved off by HNO3-HF and then the sample was dissolved in it.The detection limit of this method was 0.016mg·L-1 and,the accurate was 0.62%—1.01%,recovery is 98.0%—99.2%.Acceptable result was achieved for detecting national quality control samples by this method.
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Flame atomic absorption spectrometry(FAAS) was used to detect Cu content in soil.SiO2 which is in the solid was droved off by HNO3-HF and then the sample was dissolved in it.The detection limit of this method was 0.016mg·L-1 and,the accurate was 0.62%—1.01%,recovery is 98.0%—99.2%.Acceptable result was achieved for detecting national quality control samples by this method.
Key concepts: Detection limit, Soil test, Recovery rate, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Chemistry, Sample (material), Environmental chemistry