Direct and Rapid Analysis of Manganese in Whole Blood by Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectrometry
Meng Qu
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Meng Qu
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[Objective]To establish the method of analyzing the manganese in the whole blood by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry(AAS) directly and rapidly.[Methods]The samples which were digested and emulsified by sample diluent of nitric acid and TritonX-100 were detected in AAS with a automatic sampling system,using deuterium lamp for background correction.[Results]The linear range of the method was 0 ~3.0 μg/L,correlation coefficient was 0.9994,RSD was 1.1% ~7.7%,standard recovery was 93.7% ~ 101.0%,the detection limit was 1.2 μg/L.[Conclusion]The method has reliable accuracy and precision,does not have to be digested,and can be used to determine manganese in whole blood simply,rapidly and feasibly.
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[Objective]To establish the method of analyzing the manganese in the whole blood by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry(AAS) directly and rapidly.[Methods]The samples which were digested and emulsified by sample diluent of nitric acid and TritonX-100 were detected in AAS with a automatic sampling system,using deuterium lamp for background correction.[Results]The linear range of the method was 0 ~3.0 μg/L,correlation coefficient was 0.9994,RSD was 1.1% ~7.7%,standard recovery was 93.7% ~ 101.0%,the detection limit was 1.2 μg/L.[Conclusion]The method has reliable accuracy and precision,does not have to be digested,and can be used to determine manganese in whole blood simply,rapidly and feasibly.
Key concepts: Graphite furnace atomic absorption, Diluent, Manganese, Detection limit, Chemistry, Nitric acid, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Linear range