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Aa 140

Manufactured by Shimadzu

The AA-140 is an atomic absorption spectrometer manufactured by Shimadzu. It is a laboratory equipment used for the quantitative determination of trace elements in a wide variety of sample types.

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Atomic Absorption Analysis of Heavy Metals

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Cu, As, Pb, Cr, Zn, Co, Cd, and Ni concentrations were determined by atomic absorption in Varian AA-140 and Shimadzu AA-7000 equipment, operated in the flame mode with air and acetylene. We established the gas flow and burner height conditions as recommended in the operation manuals and the instrument's default programs; each metal's optimal detection ranges are shown in the Table S2. The calibration curves for each metal were achieved with MERCK standards (1,000 ppm).
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Trace Element Analysis in Plants and Soils

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Concentrations of Cu, As, Pb, Cr, Zn, Co, Cd and Ni were determined using sample solutions obtained from plants and soil (n = 4 for each plant and soil sample, respectively). This process was carried-out employing atomic absorption instruments (Varian AA-140 and Shimadzu AA-7000). The atomic absorption instrument was operated in the flame mode with air and acetylene. For each metal, gas flow conditions and burner height were established as recommended by the manufacturer according to the instruments’ default program. The stock solutions for performing the calibration curve were prepared from an analytical certified standard at 1000 mg/L for each metal (Merck & Co Ins. USA). To obtain calibration curves calculations were performed with 1% nitric acid. Wavelengths and detection limits used in the atomic absorption instrument are shown in Table 1:

Wavelengths and detection limit of the calibrated instrument used.

Table 1
ElementWavelength (nm)Detection limit (LoD)
Cd228.80.500
Co304.40.500
As193.70.500
Zn213.90.005
Pb261.40.500
Ni232.00.500
Cu324.80.005
Cr357.90.200
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