“…Due to its cheap cost, simplicity, atomic absorption spectrometry is the main instrument for the determination of heavy metals in many laboratories. However, the determination of metals at g l −1 level by especially flame atomic absorption spectrometry is impossible due to their lower levels and interferic effects of 1A and 2A group elements in the determinations [3][4][5]. In order to solve these problems in flame atomic absorption spectrometric determinations, separation-enrichment procedures including cloud point extraction, membrane filtration, liquid-liquid extraction, coprecipitation, solid phase extraction have been used [6][7][8][9][10][11].…”