Determination of Mercury in Drinking Water by Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry
Chen Feng
Abstract
Chen Feng
Abstract
Mercury content is an important toxicological index in drinking water.After digestion in acid and reduced by NaBH_(4),mercury can be surveyed by atomic fluorescence spectrometry(AFS).The detection limits is 1.1×10~(-3) μg/ L,linear range is 1.2×10~(-2)μg/L~1.20 μg/L,RSD is 6.3 %,the recovery is in the range of 87.6 %~112.5 %.
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Mercury content is an important toxicological index in drinking water.After digestion in acid and reduced by NaBH_(4),mercury can be surveyed by atomic fluorescence spectrometry(AFS).The detection limits is 1.1×10~(-3) μg/ L,linear range is 1.2×10~(-2)μg/L~1.20 μg/L,RSD is 6.3 %,the recovery is in the range of 87.6 %~112.5 %.
Key concepts: Mercury (programming language), Chemistry, Mass spectrometry, Linear range, Environmental chemistry, Detection limit, Fluorescence, Fluorescence spectrometry