Problems in the application of the three-step BCR sequential extraction to low amounts of sediments: An alternative validated route

E Ciceri, B Giussani, A Pozzi, C Dossi, S Recchia - Talanta, 2008 - Elsevier
E Ciceri, B Giussani, A Pozzi, C Dossi, S Recchia
Talanta, 2008Elsevier
Poor recoveries are obtained if the BCR three-step sequential extraction is applied to 100mg
specimens rather than to 1g. It is observed that analytes are lost during each phase
separation which is carried out via centrifugation and can be hardly quantitatively performed
on 100mg sediment specimens. An alternative procedure, which is carried out on a single
empty SPE column and involves separation by filtration, is developed to solve this problem.
The proposed method is validated on 100mg samples of certified sediment (BCR-701), but …
Poor recoveries are obtained if the BCR three-step sequential extraction is applied to 100mg specimens rather than to 1g. It is observed that analytes are lost during each phase separation which is carried out via centrifugation and can be hardly quantitatively performed on 100mg sediment specimens. An alternative procedure, which is carried out on a single empty SPE column and involves separation by filtration, is developed to solve this problem. The proposed method is validated on 100mg samples of certified sediment (BCR-701), but could be potentially used for even lower sediment specimens. Problems related to pH stability during step 2 and its influence on recoveries is also reported.
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