Feldman B J, Osterloh J D, Hata B H, D'Alessandro A
University of California, San Francisco General Hospital 94110.
Anal Chem. 1994 Jul 1;66(13):1983-7. doi: 10.1021/ac00085a010.
A method for blood lead ([Pb]) analysis is developed based on square wave anodic stripping voltammetry (SWASV) in an Hg(2+)-containing solution using a 10-microns-diameter carbon disk ultramicroelectrode. SWASV eliminates interference from O2 in unsparged blood-derived sample solutions, and filtration of acidified samples through nitrocellulose reduces the concentration of interfering substances, increasing the size and improving the uniformity of peak currents. Blood [Pb] values obtained by SWASV are compared with blood [Pb] values determined by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrophotometry; good accuracy and reasonable coefficients of variation in the range 10.6-20% (average of 13.5%) are found for blood [Pb] ranging from 4 to 30 micrograms/dL. Preliminary experiments using a carbon disk microarray electrode suggest future improvements in sensitivity.
基于方波阳极溶出伏安法(SWASV),在含Hg(2+)的溶液中使用直径为10微米的碳盘超微电极开发了一种血液铅([Pb])分析方法。SWASV消除了未除气的血液衍生样品溶液中O2的干扰,通过硝酸纤维素对酸化样品进行过滤降低了干扰物质的浓度,增加了峰电流的大小并提高了其均匀性。将通过SWASV获得的血液[Pb]值与通过石墨炉原子吸收分光光度法测定的血液[Pb]值进行比较;发现对于4至30微克/分升的血液[Pb],具有良好的准确性,变异系数在10.6-20%范围内(平均为13.5%)。使用碳盘微阵列电极的初步实验表明未来灵敏度会有所提高。