微库仑法测定石油硫含量

建立了测定石油中硫含量的微库仑法。用硫标准样品对库仑仪的最佳工作参数进行试验和调整,结果表明:裂解段温度为1 000℃,空气流量为1 L/min,裂解段停留时间至少2.5 min时测定结果较为理想。低硫含量、中硫含量、高硫含量油品的取样量分别为10~20 mg,9.5~11.5 mg,5.5 mg左右。该方法测量结果的相对标准偏差小于3%(n=6),两种硫标准样品回收率分别为100.2%,101.9%。该法适用于石油中硫含量的测定。     

超声提取-高温燃烧吸收-离子色谱法测定纺织品中可吸附有机卤化物北大核心CSCD

建立了一种对纺织品中可吸附有机卤化物(AOX)的超声提取-高温燃烧吸收-离子色谱定量检测分析新方法。该方法采用超声方式提取纺织品中的AOX,提取液加入活性炭进行振荡吸附,并用酸性硝酸钠溶液对无机卤化物进行去除。采用程序升温的氧化燃烧方式对吸附AOX的活性炭进行裂解、燃烧及气化,其产生的卤化氢等气体随载气进入吸收液并完全转化为无机卤素阴离子,采用离子色谱分离测定,外标法定量。实验优化了超声提取时间、活性炭用量、燃烧气及其流量、燃烧升温程序、吸收液和吸收方式等前处理条件,并对离子色谱的仪器分析条件如色谱柱、柱温及淋洗液流速等进行优化。结果表明,氟、氯、溴、碘4种卤素离子的标准溶液在0.02~10 mg/L范围内呈线性关系,线性相关系数(R^(2))均在0.999以上;AOX测定的方法定量限为0.10~0.50 mg/kg。以棉、毛和涤纶3种不同种类的阴性纺织样品作为样品基质,选取典型的有机卤化物进行加标,在低、中、高3个加标水平下测得AOX的平均回收率为82.3%~98.7%,相对标准偏差(RSD,n=7)为2.0%~5.7%,表明方法具有良好的回收率和精密度。将该方法应用于实际纺织样品的测定,检出了不同含量的AOX,且重复性好。研究建立的方法通过采用活性炭的振荡吸附、程序升温的高温氧化燃烧方式和多孔吸收瓶的二级吸收方法,提高了AOX转化为无机卤素的回收率;同时利用离子色谱仪器选择性好、灵敏度高的特点成功地一次性分离检测4种AOX,且无杂质离子的干扰。该方法简单、准确、可靠,满足国内外法规和标准对纺织品中AOX的限量要求,适用于纺织品中AOX的分析测定。     

微库仑法测定硫注意事项

根据微库仑法测定硫的基本原理和仪器本身的特点，分析了微库仑法测定硫时，电流、磁场、温度、气体流量、滴定池、电解液等因素对测定结果的影响，探讨了影响机理，提出了应注意的事项。     

土壤/沉积物吸附有机污染物机理研究的进展

有机污染物与土壤、沉积和以及地表水中悬浮物（如腐殖质）之间的相互作用——吸咐与解吸是决定它们环境行为最重要的因素之一。自60年代末期以来,经各国科学院们的共同努力,该项工作取得了一些非常重要的研究成果,本文将对该领域的研究现状进行评述,并对其未来可能的发展方向提出自己的见解。     

吸附方波伏库仑法研究 Ⅰ简单吸附体系

对简单吸附体系方波伏库仑法进行了理论推导和实验验证，讨论了各种因素对伏库仑曲线的影响。研究表明，对于简单吸附体系，方波伏库仑法的灵敏度和检测限均优于方波伏安法。     

吸附方波伏库仑法研究 Ⅱ络合吸附体系

对络合吸附体系分别推导了前行化学反应平衡常数Ｋ１和Ｋ１两种情况的方波伏库仑法的电量方程及作了实验验证，获得判别这两种络合吸附体系的理论依据。讨论了各种因素对伏库仑曲线的影响，并由实验比较了方波伏库仑法和方波伏安法的检测限。     

重铬酸钾容量法测定地质样品中的有机碳

目前,地质样品中有机碳的测定方法有干烧法（高温电炉灼烧）和湿烧法（重铬酸钾氧化）两大类。另外还有ICP-AES法、微波消解法、过硫酸钾法、电导法、石墨电热消解法、比色法等,然而这些有机碳测定方法仍然存在许多不尽如人意的地方。干烧法要求实验条件苛刻,操作繁琐,不易掌握,受碳酸盐的干扰。湿烧法虽然操作比较简单,但方法受样品中还原性物质的干扰,如氯根、亚铁等,上述方法都有待完善和优化改进。如：探索因不同样品基体差异而产生的干扰元素消除方法;寻找更合适的指示剂;本文采 用重铬酸钾-容量法测定地质样品中的有机碳,在220±10℃恒温电热板上,用0.4 mol/mL重铬酸钾溶解样品。通过优化熔矿温度、熔矿时间、熔剂浓度的优化选择,进行了氯离子的干扰试验。样品中含氯化物低的样品通过加入0.1 g硫酸银消除,样品中含氯化物高的样品通过高温灼烧减量消除。氧化指示剂选用邻菲啰啉或苯二氨基苯甲酸。本方法适用于土壤、水系沉积物、岩石等地质调查样品中有机碳的测定,方法相对标准偏差（RSD）在0.80%～4.41%之间,准确度（RE）在-3.15%～+1.15%之间。通过标准物质验证,方法技术指标满足地质行业规范DZ/T0130.4-2006中有机碳的分析要求,建立了一种简单、快捷、经济、准确的测定地质样品中有机碳的测定方法,满足地球化学调查批量样品生产的需要。     

无吡啶卡尔.费休试剂微库仑法测定石油产品中微量水分的研究

研究了无吡啶卡尔·费休试剂的组成及特性，并建立了利用无吡啶卡尔·费休的微库仑法测定石油产品中水含量的分析方法。方法用二乙醇胺代替吡啶制备成新的卡氏试剂、无臭味、操作方便、分析速度快、灵敏度高、重复性好，其检测下限为１．０μｇ／ｇ，实际样品测定的相对标准偏差小于５％。方法应用于石油产品中水分的测定，结果令人满意。     

卤化物钙钛矿微纳阵列的可控制备及应用

卤化物钙钛矿不仅具有光吸收系数高、激子束缚能低、载流子迁移率高等优异的光电性能,而且具有缺陷容忍度高、低温溶液法生长、带隙可调等传统半导体不具备的优点,迅速成为光电领域的研究热点之一。 在单个光电器件的基础上,开发阵列型器件将推动卤化物钙钛矿在(柔性)光电器件中的应用。 但卤化物钙钛矿因对常规有机溶剂较敏感而与现有光刻工艺不兼容,开发适合卤化物钙钛矿的微纳制作工艺尤为重要。 本文系统归纳了近年卤化物钙钛矿微纳阵列制备采用的各种策略和方法,分析了不同方法的优缺点和适用性,介绍了卤化物钙钛矿微纳阵列在光电领域的应用,并对该领域目前存在的问题及发展前景进行了展望,以期为新型卤化物钙钛矿光电器件的研究提供参考。     

高温燃烧-水蒸气吸收-离子色谱法测定纺织品中的有机卤化物

建立了高温燃烧-水蒸气吸收-离子色谱同时测定纺织品中有机氟、有机氯、有机溴和有机碘的分析方法。首先采用振荡方式去除纺织品中的无机卤化物得到试样,之后通过设计一种新型的高温燃烧吸收装置,采用程序升温方式对试样进行高温氧化燃烧、裂解及气化,产生的游离态卤素和卤化氢等气体被水蒸气吸收并完全转化为无机卤素阴离子,冷凝收集后用离子色谱分离测定,外标法定量。实验优化了称样量、燃烧方式、燃烧气及其流速、水蒸发量以及冷凝液收集方式等前处理条件,并对离子色谱分析条件进行优化。结果表明,氟、氯、溴、碘离子在0.02～10 mg/L范围内呈线性关系,相关系数（r2）均大于0.999;方法定量下限分别为：有机氟、有机氯1.0 mg/kg,有机溴2.5 mg/kg,有机碘5.0 mg/kg。以棉和涤纶2种不同种类的阴性纺织样品作为基质,在5、50、200 mg/kg 3个加标水平下,测得有机卤化物在棉和涤纶中的平均回收率分别为86.6%～100%和85.4%～99.6%,相对标准偏差（RSD,n=7）分别为2.3%～5.6%和1.9%～5.7%,表明方法具有良好的准确度和精密度。将该方法应用于实际纺织样品的测定...     

Ultramicro determination of organic halogens using sealed tube dry combustion method

A sealed tube dry combustion method that is simple, accurate, and precise for ultramicro determination of halogens in organic compounds has been developed. Samples below 1 mg are heated at 580 °C for 1 h in an electric furnace. After the combustion and absorption of the gaseous halogen, the interior of the tube is rinsed. Subsequent titration is carried out potentiometrically with silver nitrate and yielded standard deviations of 0.21% for chlorine, 0.17% for bromine, and 0.25% for iodine.     

A review on molybdenum determination in solid geological samples

This review highlights the necessity for the development of proper sampling and storage, fast pretreatment methodology followed by highly sensitive detection for the determination of molybdenum in geological samples. Distribution of concentration and chemical speciation of molybdenum analysis in solid geological matrices have also been discussed.     

Quality of treated wastewater: method validation of AOX

The reuse of treated wastewater and its release into the environment calls for a validated method for the determination of toxic compounds. We validate the method recommended by EN 1485 standard for AOX that are water soluble organic halides and describe it in two parts. The first part shows the validation by parameters such as applicability, accuracy, and reproducibility. After testing the normality of the statistical distribution of “the measured AOX concentration”, linearity, repeatability, limits of detection and limits of quantitation are calculated. The second part describes the routine use of the validated method.     

Verification of a method for microcoulometric determination of adsorbable organic halide pollutants in natural, drinking, waste, and treated waters

A microcoulometric method is described for the determination of organic-halide pollutants at 2-2000 microg/L in natural, drinking, waste, and treated waters. The conditions for the adsorption of organic halides, using a microcolumn with activated charcoal-and for the desorption of inorganic halides-as well as for the pyrolysis process, were optimized for the successful determination of priority organic halide pollutants. An appropriate criterion was proposed to stop the desorption step. The mean recovery was 100.3%, and the mean relative standard deviation was 9.9%. The detection limit based on 3 times the standard deviation of the blank sample was 2 microg/L.     

Direct analysis of bottom sediments by a microcoulometric titration method for determination of total organic halide pollutants

Up to now the content of the organic halides in sediments was measured as extractable organic halides compounds by different methods including microcoulometric titration one. We describe a procedure for microcoulometric determination of total organic halide pollutants by using a direct combustion of the sediments into the microcoulometric system furnace. An accelerated removal of the inorganic chlorides by reaction with potassium nitrate using ultrasonic radiation was attained. The procedure was validated for analysis of bottom sediments from natural and anthropogenic sources. The repeatability RSD = 8.5%, the expanded relative uncertainty U (n = 7, P = 95%, k = 2) = 6.4%, the reproducibility RSD was within the range 10.0–7.3%, the average recovery R = 97.6% and method LOD = 11 mg kg⁻¹ Cl. Correspondence: Zara V. Aneva, Analytical Department, University “Prof. Dr. Assen Zlatarov”, Nr. 1 Prof. Yakimov street, 8010 Bourgas, Bulgaria     

Headspace solid-phase microextraction gas chromatography tandem mass spectrometry for the determination of brominated flame retardants in environmental solid samples

A headspace solid-phase microextraction gas chromatography coupled with tandem mass spectrometry (HSSPME-GC-MS-MS) methodology for determination of brominated flame retardants in sediment and soil samples is presented. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time that SPME has been applied to analyze polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs) and polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) in environmental solid samples. Analyses were performed using 0.5-g solid samples moisturized with 2 mL water, employing a polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) fiber coating, exposed to the headspace at 100 °C for 60 min. Several types of environmental solid samples were included in this study and the extraction efficiency was related to the organic matter content of the sample. Calibration was performed using real samples, and the method showed good linearity over a wide concentration range, precision, and afforded quantitative recoveries. The obtained detection limits were in the sub-ng g⁻¹ for all the target analytes in both samples. The proposed procedure was applied to several marine and river sediments and soils, some of which were found to contain PBDEs at concentrations in the ng g⁻¹ level; BDE-47, BDE-100, and BDE-99 were the major congeners detected. The proposed method constitutes a rapid and low-cost alternative for the analysis of the target brominated flame retardants in environmental solid samples, since the clean-up steps, fractionation, and preconcentration of extracts inherent to the classical multi-step solvent extraction procedures are avoided.      

A novel single-run dual temperature combustion (SRDTC) method for the determination of organic, in-organic and total carbon in soil samples

The quantification of organic (OC) and inorganic carbon (IC) in soils provides an essential tool for understanding biogeochemical processes. Examples of its potential application are the assessment of the humification degree of soil organic matter, the calculation of carbon fluxes and budgets in terrestrial systems on a regional and global scale and the investigation of the carbon storage potential of soils. The verification of changes in carbon stocks requires an extensive number of samples as well as precise and reliable analyses.Due to the wide variation in the concentrations of the two forms of carbon in solid samples, the exact distinction is very difficult. We present the advantages of a single-run dual temperature combustion method (SRDTC) at 515 °C for OC and 925 °C for IC, which allows the determination of OC, IC and total carbon (TC) within one single analytical run. The three parameters are analyzed in less than 30 min. Additionally, the method is characterized by a significantly reduced variability and low operator bias, as there is no need of chemical sample pre-treatment. It is applicable to a broad range of varying OC and IC contents, which is demonstrated by the use of numerous synthetic soil mixtures that have been analyzed. Furthermore, SRDTC indicates the presence of thermally instable carbonates, like magnesite, in the sample. Use of silver boats as a catalytic agent results in an improved distinction between OC and IC in this case. To examine the accuracy and reliability of the SRDTC method, it was compared to other techniques frequently used for carbon determination in soil samples: total combustion by elemental analysis to determine TC and acidification of the sample prior to combustion to determine OC. We will show that the rugged SRDTC method offers a substantial progress for both the reliable and rapid OC and IC determination in soil samples where elemental carbon is negligible.     

A new measuring device for the rapid coulometric determination of adsorbable organic halogen compounds

Summary A device for AOX determination with high precision and reproducibility is described. It permits great sensitivity at low electrolyte volumes and high gas flow rates. After incineration, the halide ions are titrated against electrolytic silver(I). Computer-controlled square-wave polarization of the indicator electrodes allows extremely low noise titration curves. Control of the coulometric titration and incineration temperature by a personal computer enables the entire analysis to be automated. The device permits the determination of the AOX fraction in liquid samples, the elementary analysis of halogen in organic compounds, and the determination of AOX in air.     

Application of solid phase microextraction for the determination of soil fumigants in water and soil samples

The potential of solid phase microextraction (SPME) for the determination of the soil fumigants 1,3-dichloropropene (1,3-DCP) and methyl isothiocyanate (MITC) in environmental samples such as soil and water samples has been investigated. Direct immersion SPME followed by GC/ECD/NPD analysis allowed the rapid determination of the two fumigants in water samples, with very little sample manipulation, giving an LOD of 0.5 microg L(-1). Precision, calculated as relative standard deviation (RSD) for six replicates at three concentration levels, was found to be lower than 20% at the concentration levels tested. For the analysis of soil samples, headspace (HS)-SPME combined with GC/ECD/NPD analysis has been applied. Quantification using matrix-matched calibration curves allowed determination of both analytes (MITC and 1-3-DCP) with a LOD of 0.1 microg kg(-1) (RSD < 10%) for the two concentration levels assayed (0.02 and 0.2 mg kg(-1)). The HS-SPME procedure developed in this paper was applied to soil samples from experimental green house plots treated with metham-Na, a soil disinfestation agent that decomposes in soil to MITC. The absence of sample manipulation as well as the low solvent consumption in SPME methodology are among the main advantages of this analytical approach.