A simple and rapid hydride generation—atomic absorption method for the determination of arsenic in biological,environmental and geological samples |
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Authors: | R.G. Smith J.C. Van Loon J.R. Knechtel J.L. Fraser A.E. Pitts A.E. Hodges |
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Affiliation: | Department of Geology. University of Toronto MSSIAI Canada;Wastewater Technology Centre.BurlingtonCanada;Mineral Research Division, Ministry of Natural Resources. TorontoCanada |
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Abstract: | ![]() An inexpensive 50-ml disposable (hypodermic) syringe is used as the arsine generation vessel. The arsine is passed into a 10-cm long. 10-mm i.d. electrically heated silica tube atomizer with nitrogen carrier gas. Excess of hydrogen is burned off in a hydrogen diffusion flame at the ends of the tube. Samples containing appreciable silica are fused with KOH—MgOXXX while organic samples are digested with H2SO4—H2O2. Parameters affecting the determination of arsenic as arsine have been investigated. Collaborative results on a variety of standard reference materials agree well with literature values. The advantages of the proposed method are that it is sensitive, selective, fast, simple, inexpensive, precise and accurate. |
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