Application of Ion Chromatography with ICP-MS or MS Detection to the Determination of Selected Halides and Metal/Metalloids Species

Michalski, Rajmund; Jabłońska, Magdalena; Szopa, Sebastian; Łyko, Aleksandra

doi:10.1080/10408347.2011.559438

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“…They are generally divided into several steps: (i) sediment core sampling; (ii) core cutting into slices under nitrogen atmosphere; (iii) centrifugation of slices under N 2 ; (iv) filtration of the supernatants under N 2 ; (v) possible addition of stabilizing agents; and finally (vi) analyses of pore waters with speciation tools, e.g. voltammetry [4], hydride generation [5], High Performance Ionic Chromatography-Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectroscopy (HPIC-ICP-MS) [6][7][8], etc. Due to high number of steps required, these approaches may be a source of potential errors (e.g.…”

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Determination of total arsenic using a novel Zn-ferrite binding gel for DGT techniques: Application to the redox speciation of arsenic in river sediments

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Determination of total arsenic using a novel Zn-ferrite binding gel for DGT techniques: Application to the redox speciation of arsenic in river sediments

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“…Due to the poor selectivity and sensitivity, the refractive index detection is very rarely used in ion chromatography [31]. The most powerful detection method (used not only in ion chromatography) is mass spectrometry [32,33]. Although this detection method is helpful in wastewater analysis, it is not popular in ordinary laboratories due to the high apparatus cost and complex requirements to be met by the method operator [34].…”

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Ion Chromatography Applications in Wastewater Analysis

Michalski

2018

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Wastewater analysis is an important area in analytical and environmental chemistry. It can be performed with both the classic wet methods and instrumental techniques. The development of new methods, and modification of the existing ones, constitute a major task for researchers. Ion chromatography plays a predominant role in ion determinations with the instrumental methods. It offers several advantages over the conventional methods, such as simultaneous determinations of alkali and alkaline earth cations and ammonia. Ammonium ions cannot be determined by spectroscopic methods. Ion chromatography has been accepted world-wide as a reference method for analyzing anions and cations in water and wastewater due to the fact that it enables the replacement of several individual wet chemistry methods for common ions with one instrumental technique. The following article describes the principles of ion chromatography, such as stationary phases, eluents, detectors, and sample preparation methods. Moreover, the applications of ion chromatography in wastewater analyses and international standards are presented.

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“…Hyphenated techniques, such as ion chromatography inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (IC--ICP-MS) or ion chromatography mass spectrometry (IC-MS), have many advantages and a broad use in fields such as speciation analyses of selected elements. A mass spectrometer can be directly coupled with an ion chromatograph [68] or work as the ICP-MS system [69]. Such detectors provide data on the quantitative and qualitative composition of the sample.…”

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