Quantitative analytical method for determining trace cobalt in water by utilizing microwave digestion flame atomic absorption spectrometry (FAAS) method
A technology of microwave digestion and quantitative analysis, which is applied in thermal stimulation analysis, material stimulation analysis, preparation of test samples, etc., can solve the problems of many operation steps, large amount of reagents, pollution of the environment and operators, and achieve accuracy and High precision, improved measurement sensitivity, and cost-saving effects
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[0086] Determination of cobalt content and recovery rate experiment in the waste liquid of the environmental engineering laboratory of the School of Petrochemical Engineering, Shenyang University of Technology
[0087](1) Microwave digestion pretreatment of samples: Accurately pipette 5.00ml water samples from five waste liquid buckets in the laboratory into microwave digestion tanks (take 3 copies of each sample for parallel test, and take 3 copies for recovery rate experiment at the same time ), add 8.0ml of 70.0% nitric acid, 1.0ml of 40.0% hydrofluoric acid and 2.0ml of 30.0% hydrogen peroxide respectively, cover the lid, insert it into the protective cover, and put a burst membrane on it, and prepare a reagent blank solution at the same time, and then put it into microwave digestion Digest the sample in the instrument. Digestion pressure 2.4MPa, digestion time 20min. After the digestion program is over, when the temperature reaches 40°C, turn on the microwave digestion i...
Embodiment 2
[0099] Determination of cobalt content and recovery rate in tap water of a residential area in Hongwei District, Liaoyang City:
[0100] (1) Sample evaporative concentration and microwave digestion pretreatment: first turn on the faucet and let the water flow for 5 minutes, connect 2000ml (5 parts) of tap water with a 2000ml beaker, heat and evaporate to 10.0ml in an electric furnace. Take 5.00ml of concentrated water sample into the digestion tank, add 8.0ml of 70.0% nitric acid, 1.0ml of 40.0% hydrofluoric acid and 2.0ml of 30.0% hydrogen peroxide respectively, cover the lid, insert it into the protective cover, and put the burst membrane, Prepare a reagent blank solution at the same time; put it into a microwave digestion apparatus for sample digestion: the digestion pressure is 2.4MPa, and the digestion time is 15min. After the digestion program is over, when the temperature reaches 41°C, turn on the microwave digestion apparatus, take out the digestion tank and transfer t...
Embodiment 3
[0111] Determination of Cobalt Content and Recovery Rate Experiment in Taizi River Water of Liaoyang City and Jinglong Lake Water of Shenyang University of Technology Liaoyang Campus
[0112] (1) Sample concentration and microwave digestion pretreatment: Accurately pipette the detected leaves and sundries and filter them through a filter membrane with a pore size of 0.45 μm to remove suspended particles. March, April, and May 2011 2000.0ml of water sample collected on a certain day was placed in a 2000ml beaker (3 copies of each sample were used for parallel experiments, and 3 copies were taken at the same time and at the same place for recovery experiments); heated by electric furnace, evaporated and concentrated to 10.0ml (n 1 =200). Take 10 digestion tanks, add 5.00ml of concentrated water samples to 9 digestion tanks, add 8.0ml of 70.0% nitric acid, 1.0ml of 40.0% hydrofluoric acid and 2.0ml of 30.0% hydrogen peroxide, cover the lids and insert protection Set, and put the...
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