Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 46, Issue 8, 0811001(2019)

Detection of Copper and Manganese in Water by Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy Based on Chelate Resin

Peichao Zheng*, Qianyu Li, Jinmei Wang*, Guining Tan, Huaidong Zhao, and Ranning Liu
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  • Chongqing Municipal Level Key Laboratory of Photoelectric Information Sensing and Transmission Technology, College of Optoelectronic Engineering, Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Chongqing 400065, China
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    Diagram of LIBS experimental setup
    Diagram of sample preparation
    Spectra of chelate resin with and without Cu and Mn. (a) Spectra of chelate resin with and without Cu; (b) spectra of chelate resin with and without Mn
    Characteristic line intensity and SBR versus laser energy. (a) Characteristic line intensity and SBR of Cu versus laser energy; (b) characteristic line intensity and SBR of Mn versus laser energy
    Characteristic line intensity and SBR versus delay time. (a) Characteristic line intensity and SBR of Cu versus delay time; (b) characteristic line intensity and SBR of Mn versus delay time
    Characteristic line intensity versus laser focus position. (a) Characteristic line intensity of Cu versus laser focus position; (b) characteristic line intensity of Mn versus laser focus position
    Effect of flow rate of sample solution on spectral intensity. (a) Effect of flow rate of sample solution on characteristic spectral intensity of Cu; (b) effect of flow rate of sample solution on characteristic spectral intensity of Mn
    Effect of pH value of sample solution on characteristic spectral intensity. (a) Effect of pH value of sample solution on characteristic spectral intensity of Cu; (b) effect of pH value of sample solution on characteristic spectral intensity of Mn
    Calibration curves. (a) Calibration curve of Cu; (b) calibration curve of Mn
    • Table 1. Detection limits of Cu and Mn

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      Table 1. Detection limits of Cu and Mn

      ElementSlope /(L·mg-1)δBLOD /(mg·L-1)
      Cu18198.30184.810.03
      Mn4076.97133.780.098
    • Table 2. Comparison of detection limits

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      Table 2. Comparison of detection limits

      ElementRef.LOD /(mg·L-1)Approach
      130.77Dehydrated carbon substrate
      Cu170.29Paper substrate
      80.054Single drop microextraction
      This work0.03Chelate resin substrate
      170.13Paper substrate
      Mn80.301Single drop microextraction
      180.62Wood substrate
      This work0.098Chelate resin substrate
    • Table 3. Mass concentrations and recoveries of Cu and Mn

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      Table 3. Mass concentrations and recoveries of Cu and Mn

      ElementAdded /(mg·L-1)Found /(mg·L-1)Recovery /%
      0.00--
      3.003.06101.93
      Cu5.004.7995.82
      7.007.57108.09
      9.008.4593.88
      0.00--
      3.002.7691.99
      Mn5.004.8196.13
      7.006.4692.28
      9.009.35103.88
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    Peichao Zheng, Qianyu Li, Jinmei Wang, Guining Tan, Huaidong Zhao, Ranning Liu. Detection of Copper and Manganese in Water by Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy Based on Chelate Resin[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2019, 46(8): 0811001

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    Paper Information

    Category: spectroscopy

    Received: Feb. 20, 2019

    Accepted: Apr. 8, 2019

    Published Online: Aug. 13, 2019

    The Author Email: Zheng Peichao (wangjm@cqupt.edu.cn), Wang Jinmei (wangjm@cqupt.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/CJL201946.0811001

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