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[Determination of Se in serum by ICP-AES].

Authors: Yi-wen, Fang; Li, Jia; Lin, Yu; Yi-bing, Song; Chang-yong, Sun;

[Determination of Se in serum by ICP-AES].

Abstract

The serum sample solution was prepared by using acid digestion and the Se concentration in it was determined by ICP-AES. At the same time, the interference from Fe and the interference-free method were studied. The results showed that the recovery of standard addition was 91.6%, the relative standard deviation(n = 10) was 2.147% and when KOH was added to the sample solution the interference was reduced greatly. The method is efficient, accurate and easy to operate.

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Selenium, Iron, Spectrophotometry, Atomic, Humans, Sensitivity and Specificity

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