2006Chinese Journal of Spectroscopy LaboratoryRequires access

Determination of Cu,Zn,Mn and Fe in Amomum Villosum Lour by FAAS

Guo Ya

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The amounts of Zn,Cu,Fe and Mn in Amomum Villosum Lour were determined by FAAS after pretreated at 550℃.The relative standard deviations were between 1.70%—2.70% with the recoveries of 85.5%—99.4%.The calibration curves were linear with good regression coefficients (r0.998).The method was simple,rapid with a satisfactory result.

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The amounts of Zn,Cu,Fe and Mn in Amomum Villosum Lour were determined by FAAS after pretreated at 550℃.The relative standard deviations were between 1.70%—2.70% with the recoveries of 85.5%—99.4%.The calibration curves were linear with good regression coefficients (r0.998).The method was simple,rapid with a satisfactory result.

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The amounts of Zn,Cu,Fe and Mn in Amomum Villosum Lour were determined by FAAS after pretreated at 550℃.The relative standard deviations were between 1.70%—2.70% with the recoveries of 85.5%—99.4%.The calibration curves were linear with good regression coefficients (r0.998).The method was simple,rapid with a satisfactory result.

Key concepts: Relative standard deviation, Calibration curve, Chemistry, Mathematics, Linear regression, Chromatography, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Detection limit

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