The invention relates to the technical field of
water quality health analysis, in particular to a paper-based
laser-induced breakdown
spectroscopy detection method for
manganese content in water, which comprises the following steps: preparing a
manganese element mother solution, diluting the
manganese element mother solution into standard solutions with a series of concentrations, dropwise adding 10 microliters of the standard solutions by using quantitative
filter paper as a carrier, and
drying to obtain a
solid sample; a sample is placed in a light-transmitting
sample chamber, an Nd: YAG
laser is adopted for excitation to generate plasmas, a
plasma emission spectrum is collected through a light
path system, one of the plasmas is selected in the
wavelength range of a
spectrograph to serve as a research
spectral line of the
Mn element, a Czerny-Turner
spectrograph is used for collecting characteristic spectral lines, and finally a spectral intensity-concentration
standard curve is established to achieve quantitative analysis. According to the method, the manganese element in the water is collected as a
solid sample through the paper-based material, so that rapid quantitative detection of the manganese element is realized, the
detection limit of the manganese element in the water is reduced, and meanwhile, effective detection of the low-concentration manganese element is realized by optimizing
laser parameters and spectrum acquisition conditions.