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Determination of Micro Amounts of Mercury in Lead Concentrates by Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry

Ting Liu

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Samples were dissolved in equa regia(10%).In a medium of HCl,the optimized determination conditions of mercury by atomic fluorescence spectrometry were discussed.The detection limit of this method for mercury is 0.05?ng/mL,with linear range of 0.5~25?ng/mL.The recovery of standard addition for mercury is 99.3%~106%.

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Samples were dissolved in equa regia(10%).In a medium of HCl,the optimized determination conditions of mercury by atomic fluorescence spectrometry were discussed.The detection limit of this method for mercury is 0.05?ng/mL,with linear range of 0.5~25?ng/mL.The recovery of standard addition for mercury is 99.3%~106%.

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Samples were dissolved in equa regia(10%).In a medium of HCl,the optimized determination conditions of mercury by atomic fluorescence spectrometry were discussed.The detection limit of this method for mercury is 0.05?ng/mL,with linear range of 0.5~25?ng/mL.The recovery of standard addition for mercury is 99.3%~106%.

Key concepts: Mercury (programming language), Aqua regia, Detection limit, Chemistry, Linear range, Mass spectrometry, Fluorescence spectrometry, Fluorescence

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