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Determination of Trace Bismuth by a Solid Substrate Room Temperature Phosphorescence Quenching Method Based on Anionic Polymeric Acryclic Acid Lead Particles Containing Luminescent Eosine Molecules.
Document Type
Article
Source
Spectroscopy Letters. Aug2006, Vol. 39 Issue 4, p387-397. 11p. 1 Black and White Photograph, 1 Chart, 6 Graphs.
Subject
*ADDITION polymerization
*BISMUTH
*PHOSPHORESCENCE
*ACRYLIC acid
*POLYPROPYLENE
Language
ISSN
0038-7010
Abstract
Luminescent particles of Anionic Polymeric Acryclic Acid Lead (Pb(PAA) 2 ) which containing eosine(HFInBr 4 ), Eosine nanomicroball of anionic polypropylene acid lead contained luminophores (short for E.N.PAA.L.C.L), were synthesized by a sol‐gel method, using anionic polymeric acryclic acid sodium (PAANa) as the precursor and Pb 2+ as the precipitant. NH 4 Ac‐HAc can react with the Pb 2+ in E.N.PAA.L.C.L, causing it to decompose into aqueous soluble components. E.N.PAA.L.C.L‐ NH 4 Ac‐HAc can emit strong and stable solid substrate room temperature phosphorescence (SS‐RTP) on filter paper, and bismuth, mercury or iodine can cause a decrease in phosphorescence intensity. Based on the facts above, a new method for the determination of trace bismuth by an SS‐RTP quenching method was established. The linear range of this method was 0.01–0.20(pg spot -1 ) (4.0×10 -12 g ml -1 ) of Bi 3+ , with a detection limit (LD) of 0.0016 pg spot -1 , and the regression equation of the working curve was ΔIp=61.01+237.8 m Bi3+ (pg spot -1 ), r=0.9992. This method was applied to the determination of trace bismuth in human hair and well water samples with satisfactory results. The mechanism of SS‐RTP emission was also discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]