Comparison of two methods using atomic absorption spectrometry for determination of selenium in food (CROSBI ID 85612)
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Matek, Marijana ; Blanuša, Maja ; Grgić, Jerica
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Comparison of two methods using atomic absorption spectrometry for determination of selenium in food
This study describes and compares two methods of atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) for the selenium (Se) analysis in food: electrothermal AAS (ET AAS) and hydride generation method of AAS (HG AAS). The accuracy of the two methods was established by analysing two biological reference materials: Wheat Flour 1567a and Bovine Liver 1577b from the National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA. Good agreement with certified values was obtained for both methods. The accuracy of ET AAS method is 109% and 103% for Wheat Flour and Bovine Liver, respectively. The respective accuracies for HG AAS method were 88% and 87%. The detection limit obtained for ET AAS was 1ľg Se/L and for HG AAS 0.02 ľg Se/L. The repeatability of ET AAS method was 511% and that of HG AAS 1417%. Both methods are similar in accuracy and repeatability, but hydride generation (HG AAS) is more sensitive than graphite furnace technique (ET AAS) for determination of selenium in food.
accuracy; detection limit; certified values; electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometry; hydride generation method; repeatability
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