Determination of cadmium in serum by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry
Shen Juan
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Shen Juan
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Objective:To establish a graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry(GFAAS) method to detect traces of cadmium(Cd) in serum.Methods:Using the stabilized-temperature-platform-furnace coupled with a D2-lamp background correction system,the furnace program for the direct determination of Cd is shown in Table 1.Diluted serum samples were measured directly.Results:This method showed a good linearity in the range of 0 μg/L~3 μg/L(r=0.9999).The detection limit was 0.118 μg/L.The relative standard deviation was 3.5% and the recovery rate was 91.6%~109.2%.Conclusion:The method is simple,accurate and sensitive.It was applied in the determination of traces of Cd in serum and received satisfactory results.
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Objective:To establish a graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry(GFAAS) method to detect traces of cadmium(Cd) in serum.Methods:Using the stabilized-temperature-platform-furnace coupled with a D2-lamp background correction system,the furnace program for the direct determination of Cd is shown in Table 1.Diluted serum samples were measured directly.Results:This method showed a good linearity in the range of 0 μg/L~3 μg/L(r=0.9999).The detection limit was 0.118 μg/L.The relative standard deviation was 3.5% and the recovery rate was 91.6%~109.2%.Conclusion:The method is simple,accurate and sensitive.It was applied in the determination of traces of Cd in serum and received satisfactory results.
Key concepts: Graphite furnace atomic absorption, Detection limit, Cadmium, Chemistry, Relative standard deviation, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Graphite, Mass spectrometry