atomic absorption troublshouting, Chemistry

Assignment Help:
Dear sir,
We need your consultancy in a technical problem that we are confronting, and we would really appreciate your help
We are in the process of implementing the heavy metal analysis in fish and water by atomic atomic absorption spectroscopy,
I’m still in the sample preparation optimization phase, and I’m confronting some problems,

Il explain in brief the problem in my last results obtained:
For arsenic analysis, 0.2 g sample is digested with Nitric acid At 90?C for 45 min ,then placed in oven for 2 hours at 130 ?C, then diluted to desired volume

1- 0.2 g Unknown fish sample spiked with (2.5ml) 1000ppb arsenic standard, after dilution in 25 ml H2O,the theoretical value must be 100 ppb, but the practical value came out 75 ppb
2- 0.2 g Fish muscle certified reference material ,containing 12.7 mg/kg of arsenic, and since the dilution is in 50 ml, then the theoretical value must be 50.8 ppb, the practical value came out 0.57ppb

Knowing that both samples were treated in the same condition and in the same time, the difference in the end results is very weird, please advise concerning any note that can improve our work,
or detect any mistake has been made,
waiting for your reply,many thanks in advance

Related Discussions:- atomic absorption troublshouting

Sodium, what can be formed by sodium reacting with epsum salt

what can be formed by sodium reacting with epsum salt

An element has the electronic configuration, An element has the electronic ...

An element has the electronic configuration 1s 2 , 2s 2, 2p 6 , 3s 2 , 3p 2 . Its valency electrons are: (1) 6        (2) 2         (3) 3       (4)4 Ans: 4

Example on crystal field splitting in octahedral complexes, Q. Example on C...

Q. Example on Crystal field splitting in octahedral complexes? Here four ligands lie in one plane and the other two in a plane perpendicular to the first plane. Six ligands are

Polymer - organic chemistry, Polymer Polymers are compound of extremely...

Polymer Polymers are compound of extremely high molecular masses made by the combination of a large number of simple molecules. The simple molecules that combine to offer po

Explain terminal carbons and central carbons, Explain terminal carbons and ...

Explain terminal carbons and central carbons The terminal carbons are bound to three groups, and are thus trigonal planar. The central carbon is bound to two groups, and is

Explain about the interstitial defects, Explain about the interstitial defe...

Explain about the interstitial defects An interstitial is an atom that occupies a place outside the normal lattice position. It might be the similar type of atom as the others

Amines - nitrogen containing compounds, Amines - Nitrogen Containing Compou...

Amines - Nitrogen Containing Compounds 1. Amines are observed like derivatives of ammonia where one, two or all three hydrogen atoms are changed by alkyl or aryl group. 2. A

Organic chemistry, What are the theoretical physical properties of esters?

What are the theoretical physical properties of esters?

Resonance, resonating structure of p-nitro aniline

resonating structure of p-nitro aniline

Mechanism, Libermaan''s nitroso reaction mechanism

Libermaan''s nitroso reaction mechanism

Write Your Message!

Captcha
Free Assignment Quote

Assured A++ Grade

Get guaranteed satisfaction & time on delivery in every assignment order you paid with us! We ensure premium quality solution document along with free turntin report!

All rights reserved! Copyrights ©2019-2020 ExpertsMind IT Educational Pvt Ltd