SPECIATION OF SELENIUM AND ARSENIC COMPOUNDS BY CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS WITH HYDRODYNAMICALLY MODIFIED ELECTROOSMOTIC FLOW AND ONLINE REDUCTION OF SELENIUM(VI) TO SELENIUM(IV) WITH HYDRIDE GENERATION INDUCTIVELY-COUPLED PLASMA-MASS SPECTROMETRIC DETECTION
Ml. Magnuson et al., SPECIATION OF SELENIUM AND ARSENIC COMPOUNDS BY CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS WITH HYDRODYNAMICALLY MODIFIED ELECTROOSMOTIC FLOW AND ONLINE REDUCTION OF SELENIUM(VI) TO SELENIUM(IV) WITH HYDRIDE GENERATION INDUCTIVELY-COUPLED PLASMA-MASS SPECTROMETRIC DETECTION, Analyst, 122(10), 1997, pp. 1057-1061
Capillary electrophoresis (CE) with hydride generation inductively cou
pled plasma mass spectrometry was used to determine four arsenicals an
d two selenium species, Selenate (Se-VI) was reduced on-line to seleni
te (Se-IV) by mixing the CE effluent with concentrated HCl, A micropor
ous PTFE tube was used as a gas-liquid separator to eliminate the (ArC
l)-Ar-40-Cl-37 and (ArCl)-Ar-40-Cl-35 interference from Se-77 and As-7
5, respectively, The direction of the electroosmotic flow during CE wa
s reversed with hydrodynamic pressure, which allowed increased freedom
of buffer choice, For conventional pressure injection, method detecti
on limits for Se-IV and Se-VI based on seven replicate injections were
10 and 24 pg, respectively, Recoveries of Se-IV and Se-VI in drinking
mater were measured.