This case involves a detection method for separating, enriching and desorbing lead ions in table salt based on diatomaceous earth, including enrichment and
desorption: the lead ions in table salt are separated and enriched under alkaline conditions, then desorbed under acidic conditions, and then the collected desorbed solution is detected by a
graphite furnace atomic absorption
spectrometer, and the concentration of lead ions in the sample is converted by the
standard curve method. This case is based on the common
reagent diatomaceous earth, and the enrichment and
desorption of lead ions in table salt can be completed without
chemical modification, greatly reducing the matrix
interference problem, being able to accurately determine the content of lead ions in table salt, with relatively high method sensitivity and
recovery rate; the operation steps are simple, greatly simplifying the detection steps of lead ions in table salt, and can effectively improve the analysis efficiency, being conducive to the analysis and detection of batch samples; being conducive to popularization and application in daily laboratory tests; the method described in the present invention uses low-cost reagents, does not require organic solvents to participate, and does not introduce other
metal ions, having the advantages of environmental friendliness.