Resonance scattering spectrometry for measuring ammonia nitrogen in water rapidly
A technique of resonance scattering and rapid measurement, applied in the field of analytical chemistry, can solve the problems of complicated operation, insufficient sensitivity, long measurement time, etc., and achieve the effect of high sensitivity, easy availability of reagents and simple instrument.
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[0017] (1) Standard system for preparing ammonium chloride: Add 0.3mL 1.77mol / L potassium sodium tartrate solution and 0.1mL Nessler's reagent to five 5mL colorimetric tubes, mix well, and then pipette Inject 0-150 μL of ammonium chloride standard solution with a concentration of 10 μg / mL into 5 color tubes, mix well, then add ammonia-free water to 5.0 mL, and place at room temperature for 20 minutes;
[0018] (2) prepare blank control system with the method of step (1), do not add ammonium chloride standard solution;
[0019] (3) Take the above-mentioned systems in different quartz cells, and scan the excitation wavelength λex and emission wavelength λem (λex=λem) synchronously on the fluorescence spectrophotometer to obtain the synchronous scattering resonance spectrum of the system, and measure the scattering intensity at 447nm I, the reagent blank is I 0 , to calculate ΔI 447nm =I-I 0 ;
[0020] (4) by ΔI 447nm Make a working curve for the concentration relationship o...
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