Method for determining total zinc content in textile by adopting microwave digestion assisted inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometry
A technology of coupled plasma and emission spectroscopy, applied in the field of textile testing, can solve problems such as the inability to measure the total zinc content in textiles, and the inability to comprehensively investigate the potential risks of human harm caused by the dissolution of metals from textiles, so as to improve the measurement sensitivity and precision, Less time, guaranteed accuracy
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[0019] The present invention will be specifically introduced below in conjunction with the embodiments.
[0020] The instruments and reagents used in this embodiment are as follows: inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometer, microwave digestion instrument, electronic analytical balance; reagents: nitric acid, hydrogen peroxide; zinc element standard solution: concentration is 100mg / mL; argon gas: purity Greater than 99.99%; ultrapure water.
[0021] Microwave digestion is usually a wet digestion method that uses microwaves to heat the digestion solution and samples in a closed container to quickly dissolve various samples under high temperature and pressurized conditions. Microwave digestion has two characteristics: closed container reaction and microwave heating. Determine its advantages of completeness, rapidity and low blank; inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-OES) is one of the most advanced element determination techniques at present, with...
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