The invention discloses a 3D printing pump-free sample
injection point discharge atomic
emission spectrum analysis device and method for detecting
arsenic, and belongs to the technical field of atomic
emission spectrum analysis. Comprising a 3D printing integrated device, an external gas
path system and a spectrum detection
system, the 3D printing integrated device comprises a 3D printing module, a
quartz glass sheet, a
quartz capillary tube, two
tungsten filament electrodes and a microsyringe; the external gas
path system comprises a small
argon steel cylinder, two
argon pipelines, a gas flow meter and a
trace gas flow meter; the spectrum detection
system comprises an
optical fiber and a small CCD
spectrometer. The method comprises the following steps: injecting an
arsenic-containing solution sample into a
reaction chamber of a 3D printing device by using a microsyringe, converting the
arsenic-containing solution sample into a gaseous
analyte through
hydride generation, blowing the gaseous
analyte into a
discharge chamber by
argon, exciting an atomic
emission spectrum of arsenic by using micro
plasma, radially collecting a spectral
signal from the outside of a
quartz capillary by using a bare
optical fiber, and transmitting the spectral
signal to a CCD (
Charge Coupled Device); and finally, the concentration of the arsenic in the sample can be obtained through calculation. The method has the characteristics of high excitation efficiency, strong anti-interference capability, low cost,
open source sharing, environmental friendliness and the like.