1979
DOI: 10.1021/ac50048a006
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Selective heavy-atom perturbation for analysis of complex mixtures by room-temperature phosphorimetry

Abstract: The price paid for this decrease in analysis time is a modest increase in the total error of analysis.Zief and Mitchell (22), among others, have clearly stated the need for an analytical laboratory handling a diversity of analytical problems to have available highly accurate, in addition to fast (less accurate) analysis methods. Depending on the requirements of the analytical problem at hand, speed or accuracy may be of greater importance. We feel that the general method of slurry-injection atomic absorption, … Show more

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“…The use of the selective phosphorescence enhancement and differences in the spectral characteristics between analyte and concomitant substances in complex samples may allow selective determination without the need for previous separation procedures. 14 Under these optimized instrumental and experimental conditions, the RTP method presented figures of merit appropriate for trace-level determination of BNT. Recoveries close to 100% were achieved using the analytical curve procedure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The use of the selective phosphorescence enhancement and differences in the spectral characteristics between analyte and concomitant substances in complex samples may allow selective determination without the need for previous separation procedures. 14 Under these optimized instrumental and experimental conditions, the RTP method presented figures of merit appropriate for trace-level determination of BNT. Recoveries close to 100% were achieved using the analytical curve procedure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…An important feature of the room-temperature phosphorimetry technique is the possibility of using external heavy atom perturbers to enhance the phosphorescence emission of individual compounds (7,(16)(17)(18).…”
Section: Heavy Atom Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such effect is very dependent on the analyte/phophorescence inducer pair and therefore, the correct choice of phosphorescence inducer (inorganic salts of high atomic weight elements) may grant selective phosphorescence observation of a specific PAC in the presence of several other ones. 8,9 Selectivity in SSRTP is enhanced by the use of synchronous luminescence scanning which minimize the phosphorescence signal from concomitant species that present values of Dl (difference between the maximum wavelengths of excitation and emission) different from the analyte of interest. 10 Metrology is a science of measurements including the ones carried out in analytical chemistry.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%