AXIAL-VIEW ICP-AES DETERMINATION OF Pb Cu As Cd Cr AND Co IN TEA
Shi YuanZhi, Lifeng Ma
Abstract
Shi YuanZhi, Lifeng Ma
Abstract
Optimum conditions of simultaneous determination of Pb Cu As Cd Cr and Co in tea by ICP-AES were studied. Working parameters of the instrument were described in detail. It was shown that the results obtained by digestion of samples with micro-wave heating were better in accuracy and precision than by the dry-ashing method. The suitable acidity of the sample solution was found to be in the range 0.22mol·L~(-1) to 1.76mol·L~(-1) of HNO_3. RSD's (n=5) obtained were in the range 0.1%~8.3%, and recoveries were in the range 90%~104%, for all these elements. The proposed method has been used in the analysis of CRM (GBW07605—GSV—4) giving results consistent with the certified values.
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Optimum conditions of simultaneous determination of Pb Cu As Cd Cr and Co in tea by ICP-AES were studied. Working parameters of the instrument were described in detail. It was shown that the results obtained by digestion of samples with micro-wave heating were better in accuracy and precision than by the dry-ashing method. The suitable acidity of the sample solution was found to be in the range 0.22mol·L~(-1) to 1.76mol·L~(-1) of HNO_3. RSD's (n=5) obtained were in the range 0.1%~8.3%, and recoveries were in the range 90%~104%, for all these elements. The proposed method has been used in the analysis of CRM (GBW07605—GSV—4) giving results consistent with the certified values.
Key concepts: Ashing, Inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Chemistry, Certified reference materials, Inductively coupled plasma, Chromatography, Materials science