1998Chinese Journal of Spectroscopy LaboratoryRequires access

Determination of Iron and Zinc in Sulphuric Acid by FAAS

Ming Tao

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A method for determining iron and zinc in sulphuric acid is established in the paper .The working parameters of instrument are determined.A method of sample decomposition is established.Under experimental conditions,characteristic mass are 0.014μg/mL/1% A for iron,0.002μg/mL/1% A for zinc ,recovery ration are 98.8%—103.4% for iron,92.5%—98.6% for zinc.

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A method for determining iron and zinc in sulphuric acid is established in the paper .The working parameters of instrument are determined.A method of sample decomposition is established.Under experimental conditions,characteristic mass are 0.014μg/mL/1% A for iron,0.002μg/mL/1% A for zinc ,recovery ration are 98.8%—103.4% for iron,92.5%—98.6% for zinc.

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A method for determining iron and zinc in sulphuric acid is established in the paper .The working parameters of instrument are determined.A method of sample decomposition is established.Under experimental conditions,characteristic mass are 0.014μg/mL/1% A for iron,0.002μg/mL/1% A for zinc ,recovery ration are 98.8%—103.4% for iron,92.5%—98.6% for zinc.

Key concepts: Zinc, Chemistry, Decomposition, Metallurgy, Nuclear chemistry, Materials science, Organic chemistry

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