Indirect atomic absorption spectroscopic determination of SiO2 in copper composite coatings

A fast, sensitive and reliable method for the indirect atomic absorption determination of SiO₂ in copper composite coatings after extraction of silicomolybdic acid in a mixture of isobutyl methyl ketone and butanol (volume ratio 5?:?1) and measurement of the molybdenum absorbance in an air/acetylene flame is described. The experimental conditions are optimized for (i) prevention of the silicon polymerization during sample preparation and storage; (ii) for overcoming of the Cu(SiF₆) – complex formation and (iii) for quantitative extraction of the yellow complex into the organic phase for a wide silicon concentration range. The method permits the determination of 0.5–10 mg/g Si in copper. The analytical performance of the proposed method is compared with direct Si determination using ICP-AES.     

Extraktion von Sb(III) aus sauren L?sungen und Extraktions-Atomabsorptionsbestimmung von Sb in Kupfer, Blei, Zink und Cadmium

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Extraction of Sb(III) from strongly acid media and determination of Sb in copper, lead, zinc and cadmium by means of extraction/atomic-absorption spectrophotometry

     

Synergetic extraction of platinum(IV) from dilute hydrochloric acid by isoamyl alcohol — Methylisobutylketone mixture

A synergetic extraction system isoamyl alcohol-methylisobutylketone for the quantitative separation of platinum as a matrix component from the attending microimpurities is developed. The influence of the different factors on the extraction efficiency is studied. At optimum conditions, the platinum extraction is over 99%; Al, Ca, Mg, Mn, Ni, Cr are quantitatively retained in the aqueous phase. Cu and Pb are partially extracted but the distribution coefficients are constant, independent of the metals concentration. Investigations are made to explain the synergetic extraction mechanism. This method is recommended for the concentration of microimpurity elements in the analysis of pure platinum.     

Graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometric determination of iridium,rhodium and ruthenium in high-purity platinum after matrix extraction

Ir, Rh and Ru are separated from a large excess of platinum by extraction with isoamyl alcohol-isobutyl methyl ketone mixture. Graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry using the method of standard addition is then used to determine the metals with satisfactory precision and accuracy.     

INAA and flame AAS of various vegetable reference materials

Summary INAA and flame AAS have been used for the analysis of a large number of vegetable reference materials. Out of all determined elements (28 by INAA and 11 by AAS) nine are common for both methods (Ca, Cd, Co, Cu, Fe, Mg, Mn, Na, Zn) and for these the possibilities of the two methods have been compared.     

Eine methode zur optimierung von flammenatomabsorptionsverfahren

This note proposes a method for the optimization of flame atomic absorption spectrometric procedures. The criterion is the interference effect of (a) concomitant(s). The variables are the instrumental parameters and the concentration(s) of (a) releasing agent(s). The note describes the mathematical model and consider the determination of chromium in the presence of iron as an example. The releasing agents are NH₄Cl, NH₄F, or NH₄NO₃. An air-acetylene flame is used.     

Electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometric determination of trace elements in high-purity silver after total and partial reductive separation of the matrix

A sensitive and reliable ETAAS determination of metal traces in high purity silver after total (Bi, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb) and partial (As, Hg, Sb, Se) separation of the matrix with ascorbic acid is described. The temperature program is optimized for analyte determination in ascorbic acid media and in 1% silver solution.