A flow-mJectlon method with photochemlcally Induced fluorescence (PF) or native fluorescence (NF) detectlon was developed for the determmatlon of four sulphonamldes Sulphamethazme was determmed usmg PF and sulphamlamtde, sulphaguamdme and sulphacetanude using NF Linear cahbratlon graphs were obtamed
Flow-injection fluorimetric determination of traces of calcium in brine
β Scribed by Hiroko Wada; Hiromichi Atsumi; Genkichi Nakagawa
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1992
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 367 KB
- Volume
- 261
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0003-2670
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β¦ Synopsis
2-[(2-Ammo-5-methylphenoxyhnethyl)-6-metho~-8-am~n~u~nol~ne-N, N, N ', N '-tetraacetlc acid (Qum 2) reacts with c&rum ion to form a fluorescent complex (A(ex) 328 nm, A(em) 496 nm) Calcmm m brme could be determmed with Qum 2 m the presence of at least 24 mg I-' magnesium with a simple flow-mjectlon system Highly concentrated sodmm chlonde solution (ca 5 M) could be duectly injected mto the carrier contauung 0 05 M plperazme-N,N'-b&2-ethanesulphomc acid) (PIPES)-sodium hydroxide buffer The relative standard deviation was 3 5% for twelve mjectlons of 20 pg 1-l Ca The detectlon hmlt of calcmm was 3 4 pg 1 -' The senntlvltles were the same for samples not contammg and contauung sodium chloride The method permits the determmatlon of calcmm m chlor-alkali brme,
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