ION CHROMATOGRAPHIC (IC) DETERMINATION OF BROMATE ION IN MINERAL WATER
Zhao Zhen-ping
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Zhao Zhen-ping
Abstract
IC was applied to the determination of bromate in mineral water. The interference of chloride ion was eliminated by the addition of an appropraite amount of AgNO_3 solution. DX-100 Ion-chromatograph was used for the analysis, using AS12A as separation column. A mixed solution composing of 1.7mmol·L~(-1) Na_2HCO_3 and 1.8mmol·L~(-1) Na_2CO_3 was used as eluant at a flow-rate of 1.0ml·min~(-1). Sampling volume of 25μl was used, and conductometric detection was used in the final determination. RSD′s (n=6) obtained was 1.0% and recoveries were in the range 95.5%~102.0%.
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IC was applied to the determination of bromate in mineral water. The interference of chloride ion was eliminated by the addition of an appropraite amount of AgNO_3 solution. DX-100 Ion-chromatograph was used for the analysis, using AS12A as separation column. A mixed solution composing of 1.7mmol·L~(-1) Na_2HCO_3 and 1.8mmol·L~(-1) Na_2CO_3 was used as eluant at a flow-rate of 1.0ml·min~(-1). Sampling volume of 25μl was used, and conductometric detection was used in the final determination. RSD′s (n=6) obtained was 1.0% and recoveries were in the range 95.5%~102.0%.
Key concepts: Bromate, Chemistry, Conductometry, Chromatography, Elution, Ion chromatography, Volumetric flow rate, Ion