Determination of Trace Elements in Lysimachia capillipes Hemsl.by Atomic Absorption Spectrometry
Wen‐Pin Chen
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Wen‐Pin Chen
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Objective: Determination of the trace elements in the Lysimachia capillipes Hemsl..Methods: A concentrated nitric acid and perchloric acid(4∶1 V/V) mixture solution was used to digest the herbal sample and a flame atomic absorption spectrometric(FAAS) was applied to determine the trace elements including Cu,Mn,Zn and Fe.Results: The quantization result showed that the Lysimachia capillipes Hemsl.contains abundant of trace elements,in which the Fe was 156.70 μg/g,Mn was 340.90 μg/g,Zn was 43.15 μg/g,Cu was 23.72 μg/g,respectively.The recoveries were between 90.56% and 103.8%,which indicate that the method is reliable.Conclusion: The present study provides scientific evidence for further study of Lysimachia capillipes Hemsl.
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Objective: Determination of the trace elements in the Lysimachia capillipes Hemsl..Methods: A concentrated nitric acid and perchloric acid(4∶1 V/V) mixture solution was used to digest the herbal sample and a flame atomic absorption spectrometric(FAAS) was applied to determine the trace elements including Cu,Mn,Zn and Fe.Results: The quantization result showed that the Lysimachia capillipes Hemsl.contains abundant of trace elements,in which the Fe was 156.70 μg/g,Mn was 340.90 μg/g,Zn was 43.15 μg/g,Cu was 23.72 μg/g,respectively.The recoveries were between 90.56% and 103.8%,which indicate that the method is reliable.Conclusion: The present study provides scientific evidence for further study of Lysimachia capillipes Hemsl.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Perchloric acid, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Environmental chemistry, Nitric acid, Inorganic chemistry, Quantum mechanics, Physics