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Determination of trace elements in tea by microwave digestion and inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy

Juan Tang

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The contents of five trace elements in tea were determined by microwave digestion and ICPAES.The detection limits of five trace elements were in the range 1~8 μg/L,the recoverives were in the range 88.98%~105.66% and the RSDs in the range 1.95%~4.43%.This method was a rapid,convenient,and highly sensitive method to determine 5 heavy metal elements content in tea samples.The contents of cadmium in randomly sampled 50 tea samples were between 0 mg/kg and 0.856 mg/kg,the contents of chrome were between 0.015 mg/kg and 0.104 mg/kg,the contents of copper were between 5.736 mg/kg and 31.070 mg/kg,the contents of lead were between 0.789 mg/kg and 2.742 mg/kg,the contents of zinc were between 15.246 mg/kg and 43.751 mg/kg.The contents of the five trace elements were within the national requirements.

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The contents of five trace elements in tea were determined by microwave digestion and ICPAES.The detection limits of five trace elements were in the range 1~8 μg/L,the recoverives were in the range 88.98%~105.66% and the RSDs in the range 1.95%~4.43%.This method was a rapid,convenient,and highly sensitive method to determine 5 heavy metal elements content in tea samples.The contents of cadmium in randomly sampled 50 tea samples were between 0 mg/kg and 0.856 mg/kg,the contents of chrome were between 0.015 mg/kg and 0.104 mg/kg,the contents of copper were between 5.736 mg/kg and 31.070 mg/kg,the contents of lead were between 0.789 mg/kg and 2.742 mg/kg,the contents of zinc were between 15.246 mg/kg and 43.751 mg/kg.The contents of the five trace elements were within the national requirements.

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The contents of five trace elements in tea were determined by microwave digestion and ICPAES.The detection limits of five trace elements were in the range 1~8 μg/L,the recoverives were in the range 88.98%~105.66% and the RSDs in the range 1.95%~4.43%.This method was a rapid,convenient,and highly sensitive method to determine 5 heavy metal elements content in tea samples.The contents of cadmium in randomly sampled 50 tea samples were between 0 mg/kg and 0.856 mg/kg,the contents of chrome were between 0.015 mg/kg and 0.104 mg/kg,the contents of copper were between 5.736 mg/kg and 31.070 mg/kg,the contents of lead were between 0.789 mg/kg and 2.742 mg/kg,the contents of zinc were between 15.246 mg/kg and 43.751 mg/kg.The contents of the five trace elements were within the national requirements.

Key concepts: Microwave digestion, Chemistry, Cadmium, Inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy, Zinc, Inductively coupled plasma, Copper, Detection limit

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