A chemical modifier composed of nickel and zirconium salts and treatment of the graphite tube with zirconium solution were studied for the determination of boron in cast iron, Fe-, Ni-and Fe-Ni-based alloys. A combination of 3000 mg 1-l nickel and 1000 mg I-' zirconium as chemical modifier and soaki
Atomization of tin in saline water media in graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry with a tungsten-coated tube using palladium as a chemical modifier
β Scribed by Etsuro Iwamoto; Hiromichi Shimazu; Kayoko Yokota; Takahiro Kumamaru
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1993
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 415 KB
- Volume
- 274
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0003-2670
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β¦ Synopsis
The direct atonuzatlon of tm m sahne water media m graphite furnace atormc absorption spectrometry with a tungsten-coated tube was investigated The combmed use of a tungsten-coated non-pyrolytic graphite tube and palladium as a chenucal modlfier ehnunated sahmty m doubly diluted sea water without a senous loss of tm at an ashmg temperature of 1700Β°C Sulphate interference was also suppressed When using an mjectlon volume of 20 ~1 the sensltwlty was 0 0566 f 0 0043 peak-area absorbance ng-', and 0 0805 f 0 0078 wlthout sodmm cblorlde and sulphate The 30 detection hnut was 0 08 ng
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