Determination of the content of trace elements in red wine from different producing area by flame atomic absorption spectrometry
HU Li-chua
Abstract
HU Li-chua
Abstract
Samples were digested by nitric acid and perchloric acid(4+1)in this experiment and the content of trace elements Ca,Fe,Mg and Zn in red wine from different regions were determined by flame atomic absorption spectrometry.The results showed that four types of red wine from different regions were also rich in trace elements Ca,Fe,Mg and low in element Zn. The content of trace elements Ca,and Fe in wine from French was highest.Recoveries were between 99.55 %~103.7 % and RSD was less than 6.1%.This method is efficient,accurate,simple,fast and safe and the determination results are satisfying.
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Samples were digested by nitric acid and perchloric acid(4+1)in this experiment and the content of trace elements Ca,Fe,Mg and Zn in red wine from different regions were determined by flame atomic absorption spectrometry.The results showed that four types of red wine from different regions were also rich in trace elements Ca,Fe,Mg and low in element Zn. The content of trace elements Ca,and Fe in wine from French was highest.Recoveries were between 99.55 %~103.7 % and RSD was less than 6.1%.This method is efficient,accurate,simple,fast and safe and the determination results are satisfying.
Key concepts: Wine, Chemistry, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Perchloric acid, Trace element, Nitric acid, TRACE (psycholinguistics), Analytical Chemistry (journal)