COMPARISON OF 2 MINERALIZATION METHODS FO R DETERMINATION OF LEAD BY ELECTROTHERMAL ATOMIC-ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY - APPLICATION TO SOILS, VINE-LEAVES, GRAPES, MUSTS, RAPES AND LEES SAMPLES
Pl. Teissedre et al., COMPARISON OF 2 MINERALIZATION METHODS FO R DETERMINATION OF LEAD BY ELECTROTHERMAL ATOMIC-ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY - APPLICATION TO SOILS, VINE-LEAVES, GRAPES, MUSTS, RAPES AND LEES SAMPLES, Analusis, 21(5), 1993, pp. 249-254
Two methods for the determination of lead based on graphite furnace at
omic absorption spectrometry (GFAAS) are described. The essential diff
erence between the methods resides in sample mineralisation: microwave
system digestion versus dry ashing. The repeatability of the two meth
ods has been tested by analysing three reference materials with lead c
oncentrations varying from 19 mug/kg to 349 mg/kg. Although the two me
thods examined for wine and vine products do not offer notable differe
nces (except earth samples), our choice is inclined to the microwave d
igestion which conducts to the best results, with relative standards d
eviations of maximum 5% connected to a considerable gain of time: 30 m
in instead of 20 h. This method can be applied to the trace and ultra-
trace elements analysis in food and beverages; its validation accordin
g to CEE rules of conduct is desirable and will be realised subsequent
ly.