微波等离子体炬发射光谱法测定镉的研究

本文提出了一种灵敏测定痕量镉的微波等离子体炬发射光谱法(MPTAES)。探讨了微波等离子体炬(MPT)光源的一些基本特性.采用电热蒸发微量进样装置进样,详细考察了各种实验参数对测定镉的影响.在228.8nm处测定镉,检出限为0.28ng/mL.实际样品的测定结果是令人满意的.     

微波等离子炬质谱负模式检测水中常见过渡金属离子

研究了负离子模式下锰、铁、钴、镍、铜和锌等常见过渡金属的微波等离子体炬(MPT)质谱特征,阐明了这些金属元素在MPT中形成阴离子的规律;初步得出饮用水中这些金属元素的最低检出限(LOD)均在约20μg/L量级,为实际检测这些金属元素奠定了基础.     

低功率微波等离子体炬（MPT）光源基本性质的初步研究

对低功率微波等离子体炬(MPT)光源基本性质进行了初步研究,采用“双线法”测定了有、无样品引入时光源中激发温度随观测高度的变化;测定了Zn、Cd、Mg的原子线和离子线发射强度随观测高度的变化;还研究了一些实验参数对等离子体激发温度的影响。     

微波等离子体炬光源基本特性的研究

用计算机化断层扫描成象技术研究了微波等离子体炬(MPT)放电的发射轮廓,证明该光源具有良好的对称性,并有一个有利于样品引入的中央通道,最佳分析区在炬管上方5～10 mm,用激光Thomson散射和Rayleigh散射技术测定了ArMPT和HeMPT放电的电子温度、电子密度和气体温度,证明MPT放电的电子温度很高而气体温度较低,是一种非热光源。其中的高能电子处于过布居状态,具有很高的激发能力。     

微波消解-微波等离子体炬原子发射光谱法测定合金钢中的铜、锰、钼

用微波等离子体炬 (MPT)为激发光源 ,氩气为等离子体工作气体 ,用气动雾化进样 ,研究了微波消解 微波等离子体炬原子发射光谱法 (MPT AES)测定合金钢中铜、锰、钼的方法。考察了微波功率、载气流量、工作气流量、氧屏蔽气流量等实验参数对测定铜、锰、钼的影响。对微波消解合金钢样品的消解条件进行了考察 ,建立了最佳消解程序。测定铜、锰、钼的检出限分别为 3.3、3.7和 42ng mL ,RSD(n =6)分别为 1 7%、2 .4%、3.8% ,并且测得它们的线性范围分别为0 .0 2～ 5 0 μg mL、0 .0 4～ 5 0 μg mL和 0 .2 0～ 5 0 μg mL。     

MPT-AES测定奶粉中的Ca和Fe

用微波等离子体(MPT)为激发光源,氩气为等离子体工作气体,用气动雾化进样,采用标准曲线法研究了微波等离子体炬原子发射光谱法(MPT-AES)测定奶粉中Ca、Fe的方法。详细考察了溶液中HCl浓度、HNO3浓度、微波前向功率、载气流量、工作气流量等实验参数对测定的影响,同时考察了共存元素钠、镁、锌对钙和铁发射强度的影响。     

微波等离子体光谱技术的发展(二)

微波等离子体光源是一类重要的有较强激发能力的原子发射光谱光源,主要包括微波感生等离子体光源,电容耦合微波等离子体光源及微波等离子体炬光源。本文是微波等离子体光谱技术发展的第二部分,主要介绍了电容耦合微波等离子体光源及微波等离子体炬光源的结构原理和性能。并对它们的技术特点和进展进行评述。     

微波等离子体炬质谱直接分析水中镉的研究

建立了一种测量水中痕量镉的质谱电离新方法。以微波等离子体炬(MPT)为离子源,结合质谱仪器可直接分析水样而无需任何样品预处理。水样直接通过雾化器雾化形成气溶胶,气溶胶经加热冷却循环及浓硫酸干燥后,由MPT中心管道引入等离子体,产生的离子采用四极杆质谱仪(QMS)检测,得到镉的MPT特征质谱。根据镉的特征质谱进行定量分析。结果表明,114Cd的信号强度与溶液中镉离子浓度在300~3 000ng/L范围内呈良好线性关系,相关系数可达0.994 96,检出限(LOD)为72.7 ng/L。对实际水样(自来水、太湖湖水、赣州龙南井水、矿泉水)进行分析,加标回收率为90.6%~112.2%,10次测量的相对标准偏差(RSD,n=10)为7.1%~21.5%,单个样品测试可在2~3 min内完成。因此,MPT质谱法对水中有害金属镉的快速测量具有一定优势,作为传统ICP质谱检测的有力补充,可以发展成为在线分析方法,应用于环境水、生活水质量监控等领域。     

端视电感耦合等离子体发射光谱法测水中微量铅、砷、铜、镉、锰、铁、银、锌、铬

１引言电感耦合等离子体发射光谱法具有分析速度快、线性范围宽等优点，在社会生产各领域内有非常广泛的应用。但是，传统的ＩＣＰ－ＡＥＳ观测方向与等离子体炬垂直（侧视），灵敏度较低，因而影响了ＩＣＰ－ＡＥＳ在环境，卫生、生命科学研究等微量元素分析方面的应用发展。近年来，采用水平置炬、端视ＩＣＰ技术，使仪器增加了取样信息量、减小背景干扰，提高了灵敏度及线背比，其检出限已接近石墨炉原子吸收分光光度法水平。本文报道用水平等离子体炬、端视ＩＣＰ－ＡＥＳ技术同时测定水中铅、砷、铜、锰、铁、银、锌、镉、铬９种元素。…     

单纯形法在MPT原子发射光谱分析中的应用

将单纯形优化方法用于微波等离子体炬(MPT)原子发射光谱分析实验条件的优化,简化了分析步骤,改善了方法的整体分析性能。     

Simultaneous Spectrophotometric Determination of Cadmium, Zinc and Copper with Kalman Filter

The compound 2-QADNm can form red complexes with caamium(II), zinc(II) and copper(II). The simultaneous determination of cadmium, zinc and copper with Kalman Filter is described in this paper, the proposed method was applied to a two-component system for determining cadmium and copper,and a three-component system for determining cadmium, zinc and copper.     

Determination of cadmium, copper, lead and zinc in water samples by flame atomic absorption spectrometry after cloud point extraction

Cloud point extraction (CPE) has been used for the simultaneous pre-concentration of cadmium, copper, lead and zinc after the formation of a complex with 1-(2-thiazolylazo)-2-naphthol (TAN), and later analysis by flame atomic absorption spectrometry (FAAS) using octylphenoxypolyethoxyethanol (Triton X-114) as surfactant. The chemical variables affecting the separation phase and the viscosity affecting the detection process were optimized. At pH 8.6, pre-concentration of only 50 ml of sample in the presence of 0.05% Triton X-114 and 2×10⁻⁵ mol l⁻¹ TAN permitted the detection of 0.099, 0.27, 1.1 and 0.095 ng ml⁻¹ cadmium, copper, lead and zinc, respectively. The enhancement factors were 57.7, 64.3, 55.6 and 63.7 for cadmium, copper, lead and zinc, respectively. The proposed method has been applied to the determination of cadmium, copper, lead and zinc in water samples and a standard reference material (SRM).     

直读光谱法测定析出锌中铅、铜、铁、镉、锡、铝的含量

研究了湿法冶炼产出的析出锌,经过冲床冲压脱模、马弗炉高温熔化、模具浇铸成型、车床切削等过程,于直读光谱仪上测定析出锌中铅、铜、铁、镉、锡、铝含量的方法.通过实验确认了仪器的工作条件、熔样器皿、熔样温度、析出锌取样位置,并对熔样铸锭后铅、铜、铁、镉、锡、铝的偏析情况进行了分析,铅最大偏差达到30％,经玻璃棒搅动后保温,铅...     

Radiochemical determination of mercury,arsenic, cadmium,zinc and copper in biological materials

Extraction procedure for mercury, arsenic, cadmium, copper and zinc in biological materials is proposed. Mercury and copper are extracted with dithizone followed by the separation of mercury with tri-octyl-amine (TOA). Arsenic, cadmium and zinc are extracted as diethyldithiocarbamates. The procedure is applied for the analysis of some reference materials and autopsy human samples of kidneys, liver, heart, spleen and hair.     

Cation-exchange separation of metals in dimethyl sulphoxide-aqueous hydrochloric acid media

The behaviour of bismuth, cadmium, copper, lead, silver, tin and zinc on a cation-exchange resin in a solvent system consisting of dimethyl sulphoxide, hydrochloric acid and water was studied. The distribution coefficients of these metal ions between liquid and resin were determined as functions of the concentration of dimethyl sulphoxide and of hydrochloric acid. On the basis of the distribution coefficients found, predictions were made as to the possibilities of separating these metals from mixtures. Such separations were confirmed experimentally for bismuth from lead, bismuth from copper, zinc from lead, lead from cadmium, silver from copper, silver from lead, lead from cadmium from zinc, bismuth from lead from zinc, and bismuth from zinc from copper.     

Determination of traces of lead,cadmium and zinc in copper by an arc-nebulization and flame atomic absorption technique

Arc-nebulization (a thermal nebulization technique) is used to form an aerosol of cadmium, lead and zinc. An open arc chamber of simple operation and an ejector of high efficiency are described which are adaptable for use with any flame atomic absorption spectrometer. Limits of detection better by one or two orders of magnitude than those achieved by conventional flame a.a.s. methods were obtained viz., 43 ng Pb, 5 ng Cd, 7 ng Zn (equivalent to 0.7, 0.08 and 0.11 ppm, respectively, in copper). Calibration with matrix-free solutions was possible for lead and cadmium but not for zinc. The spectral interference of copper on absorbance at the most sensitive zinc line (213.856nm) and the efficiency of arc nebulization of cadmium are also discussed.     

The X-ray fluorescence determination of Cd, Ni, and Zn electrodeposited from aqueous solutions

The concentrations of cadmium, nickel, and zinc in standard solutions were determined by energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence analysis of deposits prepared by flow electrolysis on graphite cloth electrodes. Reduction of the metal species in solution was complete only if cadmium or zinc was the major constituent (80 or 90 mole%, respectively). Deposits of cadmium and zinc, and cadmium-rich Cd---Ni, Cd---Zn, and Cd---Ni---Zn deposits were analysed. For pure metals the detected X-ray intensity displayed a power-law relationship, Rn^p, for up to 10⁻⁴ moles. The enhancement effect of the cadmium on the nickel and zinc signals, and the absorption and enhancement effects between nickel and zinc, were corrected empirically. The absorption of cadmium X-rays by nickel and zinc was insignificant. Deposits of pure copper on heavier electrodes displayed similar fluorescent intensities.     

Chronopotentiometric and controlled-potential electrolytic studies of the formation of intermetallic compounds in copper-zinc,platinum-zinc,and other amalgams

The behaviors of amalgams containing: copper and zinc; platinum and zinc; platinum and cadmium; silver and zinc; silver and cadmium; cadmium and copper; cadmium, copper and platinum; and silver, nickel and zinc were investigated by controlled-potential electrolysis and chronopotentiometry. Copper-zinc amalgams contain the compound CuZn, for which the solubility product at 25°C is equal to (3.8±0.6)×10^?6M², and also a soluble but sparingly dissociated compound that is richer in zinc. Platinum-zinc amalgams contain PtZn₂, PtZn₃ and PtZn₄ in metastable equilibrium. Gold-cadmium amalgams contain the compound AuCd, whose solubility product at 25°C is equal to (1.7±0.1)×10^?5M². Compound formation could not be detected in silver-zinc, silver-cadmium, cadmium-copper, platinum-copper or cadmium-copper-platinum amalgams, but there was an uncertain indication that silver-nickel-zinc amalgams might contain the first ternary intermetallic compound found in amalgams.     

Determination of copper,cadmium and zinc by atomic absorption spectroscopy

A procedure for the direct determination of zinc, cadmium and copper in air and water has been developed. The possible interference effects of numerous anions and cations have been investigated. Few interferences were found, and these were eliminated by the addition of EDTA. The sensitivities found were 2 p.p.b. for cadmium, 8 p.p.b. for copper and 2 p.p.b. for zinc.     

Continous monitoring of copper and cadmium in zinc plat electrolyte usinga microprocessor-based batter-operated data acquisition system,multiple ion-selective electrodes and redundancy principles

Monitoring of both copper and cadmium is essential in the electrolytic production of zinc because these elemetns must be removed in order to improve the efficiency of the zinc electro-refining process. A new high-volume flow-through cell with an assembly of four ion-selective electrodes (four copper, four cadmium or two copper and two cadmium electrodes), reference electrode and temperature probe coupled with microprocessor-based instrumentattion can be used for this purpose. Determinations can be done continuously for 72-h periods without maintenance in an on-line mode. when multiple electrode determinations and redundncy principles are implemented. A microcomputer system incorporating low-power CMOS technology with multichannel and multiplexing capabilities is used for data acquisition. The use of the battery-powered data acquisition system provides excellent signal-to-noise ratios, meets the special demands of the harsh industrial environment, and is preferable to conventional mains-powered monitoring systems based on ion-selective electodes.