TRANSVERSELY HEATED GRAPHITE ATOMIZER ATOMIC-ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY (THGA AAS) IN COMBINATION WITH FLOW-INJECTION ANALYSIS SYSTEM HYDRIDE GENERATION (FIAS HG) AS A RELIABLE SCREENING METHOD FOR ORGANOLEAD COMPOUNDS

Citation
J. Bettmer et K. Cammann, TRANSVERSELY HEATED GRAPHITE ATOMIZER ATOMIC-ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY (THGA AAS) IN COMBINATION WITH FLOW-INJECTION ANALYSIS SYSTEM HYDRIDE GENERATION (FIAS HG) AS A RELIABLE SCREENING METHOD FOR ORGANOLEAD COMPOUNDS, Applied organometallic chemistry, 8(7-8), 1994, pp. 615-620
Citations number
12
Categorie Soggetti
Chemistry Applied","Chemistry Inorganic & Nuclear
ISSN journal
02682605
Volume
8
Issue
7-8
Year of publication
1994
Pages
615 - 620
Database
ISI
SICI code
0268-2605(1994)8:7-8<615:THGAAS>2.0.ZU;2-3
Abstract
The combination of a flow injection analysis system-hydride generation (FIAS HG) and transversely heated graphite atomizer-atomic absorption spectrometry (THGA AAS) has been applied for the sensitive detection of organolead compounds [e.g. detection limit of trimethyl-lead specie s (TriML): 32 ng l(-1) for a 0.5 ml sample loop in the presence of ino rganic lead. A mixture of hydrochloric acid and ethylenediaminetetra-a cetic acid (EDTA) as a carrier solution in the flow injection system s uppressed interferences of inorganic lead. Calibration with various or ganolead compounds in the range 0.25-8 mu g l(-1) was carried out in t he presence of 10 mg l(-1) Pb2+ without any interferences. Additionall y, statistical aspects of the determination of trimethyl-lead have bee n studied. Different parameters, e.g. working range, detection limit, recovery function etc., were calculated with respect to quality assura nce in metal speciation.