Reagents and methods and systems using them
a technology of heavy metals and reagents, applied in the field of reagents and systems for use in testing heavy metals, can solve the problem of remaining difficult to accurately measure the lead levels of various individuals
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[0077]To determine the effect of various adsorbents on GSH removal, four different adsorbent were tested. These included three adsorbents available from Norit Americas Inc—E Supra (surface area of 900 m2 / gram, density of 360 kg / m3 and particle size range from 5-100 microns), SX Ultra (surface area of 1,200 m2 / gram, density of 320 kg / m3 and particle size range from 5-100 microns), and Darco® S-51HF (surface area of 650 m2 / gram, density of 510 kg / m3 and particle size range from 5-100 microns). A fourth activated carbon (Filtracarb SXO, which included a surface area of 1,200 m2 / gram, a density of 480 kg / m3 and a particle size range from 45-200 microns) was also used.
[0078]Various amounts of the adsorbents were mixed with 1.7 mM GSH and 40 micrograms / deciliter Pb. the lead levels were analyzed using LeadCare strips and the LeadCare assay protocol. The results as a function of concentration of adsorbent are shown in FIG. 3. Each of the various adsorbent were effective to remove the GSH, ...
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[0079]To ascertain if the concentration of the adsorbent material affected the signal response of the assay, high concentrations of the adsorbents used in Example 1 were added to the mixture and the lead levels were again assayed. The results are shown in FIG. 4. As adsorbent concentration exceeded 1 mg / mL, the signal decreased linearly.
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[0080]To determine if the adsorbent was adsorbing a substantial amount of the lead in a sample, the impact of the adsorbent in the absence of GSH was measured using 40 micrograms / deciliter of Pb. The LeadCare II assay (FIG. 5) and a graphite atomic absorption furnace analysis (FIG. 6) were performed using adsorbents E Supra and SXU, respectively. Both adsorbents were observed to remove a small amount of lead in the absence of GSH.
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