Determination of Calcium and Zinc in Honey by Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometry
Shuhong Ba
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Shuhong Ba
Abstract
The calcium and zinc concentration in honey have been determined by flame atomic absorption spectrometry.Compared with other analysis,this method has advantages of satisfactory results,easy pre-treatment of sample,needless dry sample and clearing up sample with moisture.The method has a good recovery showing calcium 99%~101 9% and zinc 98 83%~105%.The RSD of calcium is from 4 4% to 5 9% and zinc is from 2 1% to 3 8%.The detection limit of calcium is 0 138 mg·L -1 and zinc is 0 084 mg·L -1 .
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The calcium and zinc concentration in honey have been determined by flame atomic absorption spectrometry.Compared with other analysis,this method has advantages of satisfactory results,easy pre-treatment of sample,needless dry sample and clearing up sample with moisture.The method has a good recovery showing calcium 99%~101 9% and zinc 98 83%~105%.The RSD of calcium is from 4 4% to 5 9% and zinc is from 2 1% to 3 8%.The detection limit of calcium is 0 138 mg·L -1 and zinc is 0 084 mg·L -1 .
Key concepts: Zinc, Calcium, Chemistry, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Atomic spectroscopy, Detection limit, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Chromatography