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Determination of trace As in the textile and leather by hydride generation and atomic fluorescence spectrometry

Jin Wang

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The trace As in the textile and leather was determined by hydride generation and atomic fluorescence spectrometry.The effects of operating conditions,concentrations of reductant,medium and acidity and coexisting elements on the results were studied.The results obtained under optimum conditions show the detection limit of 7.8 ng/g,the relative standard deviation is less than 3%,and the addition recovery of between 97% and 105%.

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The trace As in the textile and leather was determined by hydride generation and atomic fluorescence spectrometry.The effects of operating conditions,concentrations of reductant,medium and acidity and coexisting elements on the results were studied.The results obtained under optimum conditions show the detection limit of 7.8 ng/g,the relative standard deviation is less than 3%,and the addition recovery of between 97% and 105%.

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The trace As in the textile and leather was determined by hydride generation and atomic fluorescence spectrometry.The effects of operating conditions,concentrations of reductant,medium and acidity and coexisting elements on the results were studied.The results obtained under optimum conditions show the detection limit of 7.8 ng/g,the relative standard deviation is less than 3%,and the addition recovery of between 97% and 105%.

Key concepts: Hydride, Detection limit, Relative standard deviation, Textile, TRACE (psycholinguistics), Mass spectrometry, Fluorescence, Fluorescence spectrometry

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