环境样品中痕量锑的形态分析研究进展

总结了近年来环境样品中痕量锑的测定方法研究进展,内容包括水环境体系中锑的赋存形态、传统的样品预处理和分离富集技术、现代仪器在线分离分析技术,并指出了痕量元素锑形态分析存在的问题和未来的发展方向。     

环境中锑的形态分析研究进展

评述了环境样品中痕量锑的形态分析概况及近年来的发展趋势，主要包括分光光度法、电化学方法、原子光谱法和色谱法等。     

流动注射-化学发光法测定地质样品中的痕量钴（Ⅱ）

1 引言 化学发光分析具有灵敏度高、线性范围宽、仪器简单价廉等优点,已被用于免疫分析、水样分析和其它简单样品中无机组分的分析.但由于选择性较差,目前还很少见到利用该方法测定地质样品中痕量元素的报道.我们详细研究了流动注射-化学发光法测定地质样品中痕量钴的条件,实现了化学发光法测定地质样品中的痕量钴.     

伏安极谱仪测定海水中活性态痕量金属

阳极溶出伏安法是一种可以直接用于海水中痕量金属元素检测分析的有效方法,不仅能够实现多元素同时检测,而且不需要样品预浓缩处理.通过伏安极谱仪,研究了富集电位和富集时间等关键参数对阳极溶出伏安法测定痕量金属铜、铅、镉、锌的影响,对过滤后的海水样品直接进行检测,实现了烟台四十里湾不同站位海水中活性态痕量金属铜、铅、镉、锌的测定,为海水中痕量金属元素的形态分析及生物可利用性研究提供了有效技术手段.     

仪器中子活化法测定金属钛中杂质元素

采用仪器中子活化法(INAA)测定了金属钛中锰、砷、锑、钽、钨等5种痕量杂质元素含量,分析中采用GEM 70P高纯锗γ谱仪及grammavision 32分析软件。经预处理的样品割成5mm×5mm×1mm大小的薄片,其质量约180mg,与标准一起置于反应堆中照射,中子通量为1.0×10~(13)cm~(-2)·s~(-1)。上述5种元素的探测下限依次为0.022,0.049,0.032,0.097,0.015μg。将方法用于分析水沉积物标准物质(GBW 07312),锰、钽、锑及钨4种元素的测定值与证书值相符。     

黄芪中痕量元素的形态分析

对不同产地中药黄芪中铁、锰、铜及锌4种痕量元素存在的形态及其含量进行研究。文中叙述了分离各种形态的方法及其试液,包括样品中测定痕量元素总量的试液,水煎液的可溶态和悬浮态的试液,可溶态试液中有机形态、无机形态、稳定形态和不稳定形态的试液,以及水煎药渣中4种元素测定溶液等8种试液的制备方法。采用电感耦合等离子体原子发射光谱法测定了各试液中4种痕量元素的含量。以可溶无机形态的试液为基体,用标准加入法作回收试验,测得4种元素的回收率在97.6%～102.0%之间。     

煤燃烧过程中有害痕量元素形态分布的化学热力学平衡分析

采用化学热力学平衡分析方法，应用真实煤质数据预测了煤燃烧过程中国内六种具有代表性的煤种有害易挥发性痕量元素As和Se的化学形态分布。计算中考虑了痕量元素和卤素（如氯元素）的相互作用，也考虑了痕量元素与主量矿物元素之间的相互作用。研究结果表明，不同煤级、不同产地的煤中痕量元素As的化学形态分布有较大差异。As的热力学平衡计算中，数据库中是否忽略AsO形态对结果影响非常显著，忽略AsO形态的限制性模拟结果似乎更能反映真实煤燃烧过程中As的化学形态分布。煤级和煤的产地对Se的化学形态分布没有显著影响。     

基于纳米材料的固相萃取在痕量元素及其形态分析中的应用

作为新型材料的典型代表,纳米材料具有粒径小、比表面积大、表面原子活性高等优点,已成为一类极具潜力的固相萃取材料,在痕量元素及其形态分析领域得到了广泛的应用.本文对不同类型纳米材料与原子光/质谱相结合在痕量元素及其形态分析中的应用现状进行了评述,包括零维纳米材料(如纳米球、富勒烯、量子点等)、一维纳米材料(如碳纳米管、纳米棒、纳米线等)、二维纳米材料(如纳米纤维、石墨烯/氧化石墨烯、层状双氢氧化物等)及三维纳米材料(如三维碳材料、纳米海绵、树枝状大分子等).为了改善其选择性、拓宽其在不同实际样品中的应用潜力、或进一步提高其吸附容量,一些新型的纳米材料包括离子印迹材料、限制性进入材料、金属有机框架材料等也被用于环境及生物样品中痕量元素及其形态的分析,推动了其在该研究领域的进一步发展.     

双硫腙-乙酸丁酯萃取火焰原子吸收光谱法测定水中痕量银

火焰原子吸收光谱法简便、快速,广泛用于分析环境样品中金属元素。但对于水中痕量银,却因灵敏度低而不能直接测定。因此人们寻求其它的技术途径[1],如离子交换分离 火焰原子吸收光谱法,虽然它可以满足痕量银的测定要求,但其样品处理复杂,测定时间较长;APDC MIBK萃取火焰法因其生成的络合物不稳定,测定有困难;石墨炉技术则因仪器昂贵、操作要求严格而难以推广普及。本法在文献[2]的基础上探讨了双硫腙 乙酸丁酯萃取火焰原子吸收光谱法测定水中痕量银。本法灵敏度高,操作简便、快速,回收率和精密度较好。1　试验部分1.1　原理样品溶液…     

微波消解-高分辨电感耦合等离子体质谱法(HR-ICP-MS)测定煤炭中35种痕量金属元素

高分辨电感耦合等离子体质谱可以区分干扰元素和目标元素微弱的质量数差别,能解决大多数多原子、氧化物干扰问题,在煤炭痕量元素分析领域受到关注,但煤炭样品中痕量金属元素尤其是稀土元素受到的质谱干扰挑战未被系统地报道。本文采用HNO3-HF混酸微波消解煤炭样品,优化了消解时间、赶酸、复溶等前处理条件,研究了煤炭中钒、铬、锰、钴、镍、铜、镓、锗、砷、铷、锶、钇、铌、钼、镉、锡、锑、铯、钡、镧、铈、镨、钕、钐、铕、镝、钆、铽、钬、铒、镥、铪、铊、铅、钍共35种痕量金属元素在低、中、高分辨率下的质谱干扰,采用高分辨率模式测定Ge、Nd、Eu、Gd、Ho、Er、Lu,采用中分辨率模式测定Ga,采用低分辨率模式测定其余元素,建立了高分辨电感耦合等离子体质谱测定煤炭中35种痕量金属元素的方法。在优化的实验条件下,各元素标准曲线线性相关系数均在0.9999以上,检出限为0.001~0.082 μg/g。选择煤炭标准样品（SARM 20）进行方法验证,测定结果的相对标准偏差为0.27%~6.27%,测定值与标准值基本一致,标准样品中无认证值的元素进行加标回收试验,加标回收率为85.8%~116.55%。选取俄罗斯其它烟煤、澳大利亚其它烟煤、蒙古炼焦煤、印度尼西亚褐煤、俄罗斯无烟煤、印度尼西亚其它烟煤6个代表性样品进行测试,分析了不同产地煤炭的痕量金属元素含量差异。Mn、Ba、Sr以及稀土元素在6种煤炭中存在显著性差异,可为煤炭原产地溯源分析奠定基础。     

Speciation analysis of antimony in marine biota by HPLC-(UV)-HG-AFS: Extraction procedures and stability of antimony species

Speciation analysis of antimony in marine biota is not well documented, and no specific extraction procedure of antimony species from algae and mollusk samples can be found in the literature. This work presents a suitable methodology for the speciation of antimony in marine biota (algae and mollusk samples). The extraction efficiency of total antimony and the stability of Sb(III), Sb(V) and trimethylantimony(V) in different extraction media (water at 25 and 90 °C, methanol, EDTA and citric acid) were evaluated by analyzing the algae Macrosystis integrifolia (0.55 ± 0.04 μg Sb g⁻¹) and the mollusk Mytilus edulis (0.23 ± 0.01 μg Sb g⁻¹). The speciation analysis was performed by anion exchange liquid chromatography (post-column photo-oxidation) and hydride generation atomic fluorescence spectrometry as detection system (HPLC-(UV)-HG-AFS). Results demonstrated that, based on the extraction yield and the stability, EDTA proved to be the best extracting solution for the speciation analysis of antimony in these matrices. The selected procedure was applied to antimony speciation in different algae samples collected from the Chilean coast. Only the inorganic Sb(V) and Sb(III) species were detected in the extracts. In all analyzed algae the sum of total antimony extracted (determined in the extracts after digestion) and the antimony present in the residue was in good agreement with the total antimony concentration determined by HG-AFS. However, in some extracts the sum of antimony species detected was lower than the total extracted, revealing the presence of unknown antimony species, possibly retained on the column or not detected by HPLC-(UV)-HG-AFS. Further work must be carried out to elucidate the identity of these unknown species of antimony.     

The Simultaneous Arsenic,Antimony, and Selenium Determination in Water Samples by Batch Hydride Generation Atomic Absorption Spectrometry

The purpose of this paper is to present a procedure for the simultaneous determination of metalloids: arsenic, antimony, and selenium. Hydride generation was provided in a reaction vessel connected with the atomic absorption spectrometer (AAS) in a fast sequential mode. Two different types of water samples were used while developing the application: seawater and groundwater. The methodology of liquid samples analysis was developed with detection limits of 0.05, 0.03, and 0.06 ng · mL^?1 for arsenic, antimony, and selenium, respectively, in 10 mL samples. This methodology was used to determine arsenic, antimony, and selenium in natural water samples.     

Simultaneous determination of copper,mercury and antimony in biological samples by neutron activation and substoichiometric extraction

A simple and accurate method has been developed for the determination of copper, mercury and antimony by thermal neutron activation analysis involving substoichiometric extraction technique. The results of analysis indicate that copper, mercury and antimony in biological samples can be determined with an accuracy of 5.3%, 5.5% and 6.2%, respectively. Two samples and a standard can be analysed by the proposed method in about 4 hrs. Part of this work was presented at the International Conference on Modern Trends in Activation Analysis, Saclay, Paris, France, October 2–6, 1972.     

Determination of Inorganic Sb(V) and Methylantimony Species by HPLC with Hydride Generation-Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometric Detection

 An on-line method for the separation and analysis of Sb(V) and Me₃Sb in the presence of Sb(III) in liquid samples is described. Inorganic and organic antimony species were separated using anion-exchange high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) coupled with hydride generation-atomic fluorescence detection (HG-AFS). Optimum conditions for the separation of antimony species by HPLC and the hydride generation conditions for the determination by HG-AFS were established. Matrix interference of the chromatographic determination was studied in relation to MgSO₄ and NaCl. The method developed was applied to the separation and determination of antimony species in spiked and natural water samples. The suitability of the method for analysis in microbial growth media and physiological studies involving methylantimony species is discussed. Received December 11, 2000. Revision April 26, 2001.     

Effect of polymerization catalysts on the microstructure of P(LLA-co-εCL)

The copolymerization of L ,L -lactide and ε-caprolactone was carried out using antimony trioxide and stannous octoate as catalysts. The effect of polymerization catalysts on the physical and the chemical microstructures of this copolymer was investigated by ¹³C NMR and DSC analysis. Antimony trioxide causes more random sequence distribution within the copolymer chain due to its higher transesterification characteristic than stannous octoate. The copolymer samples made with the antimony trioxide catalyst seem to have more amorphous phase structure, than those prepared using stannous octoate which are semicrystalline for the entire compositional range due to blocky copolymer sequences. © 1994 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.     

Potentiometric Stripping Analysis at Antimony Film Electrodes

New procedures of potentiometric stripping analysis can be based on the use of antimony film electrodes and antimony(III) salts. In this paper, antimony films are generated onto carbon paste electrodes in situ and after electrolytic preconcentration of the metals to be determined, the excess antimony(III) serves as a chemical oxidant. Moreover in acidic solutions containing halide ions, the oxidation ability of antimony(III) is adequately limited because of formation of its corresponding halide complexes. Compared with similar total substitution of traditionally used mercury(II) by bismuth(III), the use of antimony(III) offers higher sensitivity in detection of heavy metals, namely, cadmium and lead.     

Separation of antimony(III) with iodide and dithizone by sorption on polyurethane foam from sulphuric acid medium for its spectrophotometric determination in glasses

A method for quantitative separation of antimony(III) by sorption on polyether based polyurethane foam and its spectrophotometric determination has been described. The method involves formation of a pink-red complex of antimony(III) with iodide (0.045M) and dithizone (2.3 x 10(-5)M) in 0.25-0.75M H(2)SO(4) medium, sorption of the complex on polyurethane foam (within 45 min) at room temperature followed by its elution with acidified acetone (acetone containing 0.008% H(2)SO(4)) and spectrophotometric measurement at 507.2 nm ( = 2.56 x 10(4) l mol cm). The method obeys Beer's law from 0.1 to 6.0 mug antimony(III). Tolerance limits of other ions are Co (100 mug), Ni (100 mug), Fe (10 mug), Cu (0.5 mug), Sn (20 mug), Zn (100 mug), As (100 mug), Mn (200 mug), Pb (50 mug), Ti (100 mug), V (50 mug), etc. Interference by iron and copper have been eliminated by treating with KOH prior to the extraction of antimony. The method has been standardized with glass samples spiked with known amounts of antimony and applied to the determination of antimony in various glasses.     

Antimony speciation by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry using solid phase extraction cartridges

A novel and simple method for inorganic antimony speciation is described based on selective solid phase extraction (SPE) separation of antimony(III) and highly sensitive inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometric (ICP-MS) detection of total antimony and antimony(V) in the aqueous phase of the sample. Non-polar SPE cartridges, such as the Isolute silica-based octyl (C8) sorbent-containing cartridge, selectively retained the Sb(III) complex with ammonium pyrrolidine dithiocarbamate (APDC), while the uncomplexed Sb(V) remained as a free species in the solution and passed through the cartridge. The Sb(III) concentration was calculated as the difference between total antimony and Sb(V) concentrations. The detection limit was 1 ng L(-1) antimony. Factors affecting the separation and detection of antimony species were investigated. Acidification of samples led to partial or complete retention of Sb(V) on C8 cartridge. Foreign ions tending to complex with Sb(III) or APDC did not interfere with the retention behavior of the Sb(III)-APDC complex. This method has been successfully applied to antimony speciation of various types of water samples.     

A simple and sensitive analytical method for the determination of antimony in environmental and biological samples.

The results of a study and application of leucocrystal violet for the determination of antimony in parts per million levels is described here. The proposed method is based on the reaction of antimony(III) with acidified potassium iodate to liberate iodine. The liberated iodine selectively oxidizes leucocrystal violet to crystal violet dye. The formed dye shows maximum absorbance at 590 nm. The color system obeys Beer's law in the concentration range from 0.4 - 3.6 microg antimony per 25 ml of final solution. The molar absorptivity and Sandell's sensitivity were found to be 7.32 x 10(5) l mol(-1) cm(-1) and 0.0016 microg cm(-2), respectively. All variables were studied in order to optimize the reaction. The proposed method is satisfactorily applicable for the analysis of antimony in various environmental and biological samples. The method is simple, highly sensitive, accurate and reliable.