CN103630504A - Detection of trace copper in preserved eggs - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses detection of trace copper content in preserved eggs through graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry. By utilization of strong oxidizing property of a concentrated nitric acid-hydrogen peroxide system, sample digestion is carried out, and the sample is transparent faint yellow. Ammonium sulfate is employed as a matrix modifier. Optimum conditions of the concentration of the matrix modifier, ashing temperature, atomization temperature and the like are selected, and the detection of trace copper in preserved eggs is carried out under the conditions. The recovery rate is 88.9%-95.8% and the detection limit is 0.0205 micrograms/L. The method is advantaged by high accuracy, good selectivity and low detection limit, is especially suitable for detection of trace copper, and has good technology popularization values.
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One, technical field
The invention belongs to physical and chemical inspection technical field, be specifically related to the detection method of copper trace in lime-preserved egg.
Two, background technology
Fresh smooth mouthful of lime-preserved egg mouthfeel, color, smell and taste all have one's own knack.In the traditional lime-preserved egg processing formula of China, all added massicot (yellow lead powder), make aobvious beautiful preserved egg on lime-preserved egg albumen.Because lead is a kind of heavy metal element of poisonous savings, a lot of countries make and prohibit pin life it, and this impact of market on lime-preserved egg is very large.Pickling of lime-preserved egg improved technique now, with copper sulphate, zinc etc., replaces massicot, do not use lead compound, and " lead-free preserved egg " gains the name thus.The synthetic aspect of copper to painted, the collagen of the growth of bone, hair, plays an important role.Copper is distributed in each position of the person, and lacking copper is to cause deficiency disease, excessively may cause again poisoningly, comprises the illnesss such as acute copper poisoning, hepatolenticular degeneration, children's intrahepatic cholestasis.Therefore China's food standard has also been stipulated strict limiting the quantity of to copper.
The detection method of copper mainly contains inductively coupled plasma one atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES), micro-wave digestion one Solid-Phase Extraction photometry, atomic absorption spectrography (AAS) etc.Photometry method is simple, quick, but sensitivity is lower, is commonly used for microanalysis, still immature for the trace level analysis in food or biosome.Inductively coupled plasma one atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES) method is that trace element is analysed state-of-the-art method in field, can be used for the mensuration of the removal of mercury most heavy metals in addition, but it is expensive, vulnerable to pollution.In using mineral carbon stove aas determination egg products, copper trace has no report, and the present invention selects graphite oven atomic absorption, and by condition determination is optimized, its precision, accuracy improve greatly, and the batch of applicable copper trace is measured.
Three, summary of the invention
The present invention includes two key steps:
1, lime-preserved egg sample is cleared up preparation liquid to be measured through red fuming nitric acid (RFNA)-hydrogen peroxide system.
2, with ammonium sulfate, make matrix modifier, adopt graphite oven atomic absorption, deuterium lamp correcting background, according to the content of copper in standard curve determination liquid to be measured.
Four, embodiment
Determining of embodiment 1 typical curve
1, main agents and instrument
1g/L copper standard solution (accurately take and analyze pure elemental copper 0.1000g, dissolve with red fuming nitric acid (RFNA), accurately prepare 100ml); 1mg/L copper standard solution (accurately get 0.10ml copper standard reserving solution, be diluted to 100ml with nitric acid); Red fuming nitric acid (RFNA) (top grade is pure, Urumchi chemical reagent factory); 30% hydrogen peroxide (top grade is pure, Xi'an chemical reagent factory); Ammonium sulfate (top grade is pure, Xi'an chemical reagent factory)
AAS7000 atomic absorption spectrophotometer (AAS) (Japanese Shimadzu), is equipped with graphite-pipe, copper hollow cathode lamp; HR2000 electronic analytical balance (sensibility reciprocal 0.0001g, Shanghai Hengping Science Instrument Co., Ltd.)
2, instrument condition of work
Detect wavelength: 324.8nm; Slit: 0.5nm; Lamp current: 6mA; Carrier gas flux (Ar): 200mL/min; Sample size: 20 μ L; Mensuration mode: peak area integration
Table 1 graphite furnace heating schedule
3, typical curve
It is 2.5,5.0,7.5,10.0 that nitric acid with 0.4% becomes concentration by 1mg/L copper standard solution stepwise dilution, 12.5,15.0,17.5,20.0, and the standard solution of 25.0 μ g/L.0.4% nitric acid is done blank, and in standard solution and blank solution, the concentration of matrix modifier ammonium sulfate is 1%.With drawing standard curve, obtain regression equation A=1.14286E-4+0.05429C, r=0.9994.
In formula, A---absorbance; C---concentration (μ g/L)
The mensuration of copper content in embodiment 2 lime-preserved egg
1, the mensuration of copper content in lime-preserved egg
Accurately take 5.0000g sample in clearing up bottle, add 3.30mL red fuming nitric acid (RFNA) and 2.00mL 30% hydrogen peroxide, be heated to sample solution and be faint yellow supernatant liquid, and stop smoldering.After cooling, transfer in 100mL volumetric flask, use distilled water constant volume, mix, stand-by.Get 1.0mL constant volume liquid in 50mL volumetric flask, add ammonium sulfate, 0.4% salpeter solution constant volume, to be measured, now, in solution to be measured, the concentration of ammonium sulfate is 1%.Parallelly make 7 groups of samples, do blank assay simultaneously, the content of measuring copper in lime-preserved egg according to instrument condition of work and typical curve equation is 4.404mg/Kg, and RSD is 2.4%.
2, accuracy experiment
Accurately take 5.0000g sample in clearing up bottle, add 3.30mL red fuming nitric acid (RFNA) and 2.00mL 30% hydrogen peroxide, add respectively 10.0mL copper standard solution (add scalar and be about 0.5 times of copper content in sample).With reference to " mensuration of copper content in lime-preserved egg " method, prepare liquid to be measured.Parallelly make 7 groups of samples, do blank assay simultaneously, according to instrument condition of work and typical curve equation, measure the content of copper.By the method, measure respectively again that to add scalar be 1 times, sample, the recovery in the time of 2 times, i.e. label taking liquid 20mL respectively, 40mL carries out recovery testu to sample, the results are shown in Table 2:
The recovery of table 2 copper
As shown in Table 2, the recovery is between 90.8%-94.7, and the accuracy of this method is higher.
3, the mensuration of detection limit
With reference to " mensuration of copper content in lime-preserved egg " method, prepare blank liquid to be measured.Parallelly make 20 groups of samples, take reagent blank as background, according to instrument condition of work and typical curve equation, measure the content of copper in blank sample.According to IUPAC (IUPAC), get k=3 and calculate to detect and be limited to 1.127 μ g/L.
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1. take 5.0000g sample in clearing up bottle, add 3.30mL red fuming nitric acid (RFNA) and 2.00mL 30% hydrogen peroxide, be heated to sample solution and be faint yellow supernatant liquid, and stop smoldering.After cooling, transfer in 100mL volumetric flask, use distilled water constant volume.
2. get 1.0mL constant volume liquid in 50mL volumetric flask, add ammonium sulfate, 0.4% salpeter solution constant volume, this solution is liquid to be measured, now, in solution to be measured, the concentration of ammonium sulfate is 1%.
3. adopt graphite oven atomic absorption, utilize deuterium lamp correcting background, according to the content of copper in standard curve determination liquid to be measured: atomic absorption analysis condition is: detect wavelength 324.8nm; Slit 0.5nm; Lamp current 6mA; Carrier gas flux 200mL/min; Sample size 20 μ L; Peak area integration is measured mode.
5. accuracy experiment: accurately take 5.0000g sample in clearing up bottle, add 3.30mL red fuming nitric acid (RFNA) and 2.00mL 30% hydrogen peroxide, add respectively copper standard solution, add scalar and be about respectively 0.5 times, 1.0 times, 2.0 times of copper content in sample, clear up afterwards.
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