1.Analyzing the difference between atomic fluorescence spectrometry and ICP-MS in the determination of arsenic in urine
LIANG Jia bin HE Yi nan GAO Yun xia GUO Jia ming GUO Yao ping CHEN Jiu LIU Yi min WANG Zhi
China Occupational Medicine 2022;52(04):421-
Abstract: Objective ( )
To compare the measured results of arsenic in urine by atomic fluorescence spectrometry AFS and
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inductively coupled plasma mass spectroscopy ICP MS and analyze the reasons of the difference. The samples
WS/T 474-2015 Determination of Arsenic in Urine by Hydride Generation Atomic Fluorescence
were pretreated according to
Spectrometry, ( ∶ ∶ ∶∶ ,V/V/V)
and digested with mixed acid nitric acid sulfuric acid perchloric acid=3 1 1 and then determined by
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AFS and ICP MS. The samples were diluted with 0.50% nitric acid and determined by ICP MS. The samples included urine
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arsenic quality control samples inorganic arsenic supplemented samples and organic arsenic arsenic choline and arsenic
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betaine supplemented samples. Standard curve method was used to compare the results of AFS method and ICP MS method.
Results ( ) ( )
The results of quality control samples by AFS method digestion and ICP-MS method without digestion were
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within the range of reference values but the values obtained by AFS method were lower than those obtained by ICP MS method.
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The recovery of AFS and ICP MS was 97.79% 100.82% and 99.55% 99.98% respectively. In the middle and high
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concentration groups the measured values of inorganic arsenic by AFS were lower than that by ICP MS all <0.01 . The
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recovery of arsenic betaine and arsenic choline by AFS method digestion was only 2.17% 2.63%. The values of arsenic betaine
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and arsenic choline measured by AFS method digestion were lower than those measured by ICP MS method without
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digestion and ICP MS method digestion all <0.01 . The result of urine arsenic measured by AFS method
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was lower than that measured by ICP MS method which may be related to the mixed acid digestion of AFS method.
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