1992
DOI: 10.1039/ja9920700505
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Palladium nitrate–magnesium nitrate modifier for electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometry. Part 4. Interference of sulfate in the determination of selenium

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“…The problems of spectral interferences from phosphate-derived species was considered by Radziuk and Thomassen [11], who concluded that it was very difficult to separate the selenium temporally from the interfering phosphorus-containing species and that this interference is difficult to identify, as exactly matrix-matched blanks are not available. Welz et al examined [12] the role of sulfate and concluded that sodium sulfate caused analyte losses by expulsion with the violently volatilized matrix early in the atomization stage. For sulfuric acid and magnesium sulfate, the loss mechanism proposed was based on the formation of sulfur oxides which resulted in the formation of volatile selenium dioxide.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The problems of spectral interferences from phosphate-derived species was considered by Radziuk and Thomassen [11], who concluded that it was very difficult to separate the selenium temporally from the interfering phosphorus-containing species and that this interference is difficult to identify, as exactly matrix-matched blanks are not available. Welz et al examined [12] the role of sulfate and concluded that sodium sulfate caused analyte losses by expulsion with the violently volatilized matrix early in the atomization stage. For sulfuric acid and magnesium sulfate, the loss mechanism proposed was based on the formation of sulfur oxides which resulted in the formation of volatile selenium dioxide.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…17 Moreover, the presence of relatively low amounts of alkaline and alkaline earth metal sulfates can cause high background (BG) signals. [18][19][20] Thermal decomposition of sulfates often produces compounds that cause structured or broad-band unspecific BG signals over a wide spectral range. Instruments equipped with deuterium (D 2 ) BG correction systems are commonly used in routine and research laboratories.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Este procedimento deveria sempre que possível ser buscado, tendo-se em vista que a solução resultante fornece um espectro mais limpo, ou seja, menor presença de íons poliatô-micos se as medições das concentrações dos elementos pesquisados forem feitas por ICP-MS 41, 42 . Também não são introduzidos os íons Cl -e SO 4 -que interferem em ETAAS 43,44 . Pelo fato da digestão ser mais rápida, os ciclos de aquecimento podem ser repetidos até completa digestão da amostra.…”
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