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Chinese Journal of Endemiology ; (12): 386-387, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-614569

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Objective To study a method for determination of aluminum in food,and to ensure food safety and public health.Methods Microwave digestion-chrome azurol S spectrophotometric method was used to detect the aluminum content in fried dough sticks.Detection limit,linear range,precision,accuracy and maximum absorption wavelength were calculated.Results The method detection limit was 0.08 μg,precision was 0.60%-5.90%,and recovery rate was 96.0%-102.3%,maximum absorption wavelengnth was 620 mm.Aluminum content in 10 samples of fried dough sticks were all exceeded the standard,which were 709.5,980.8,1 010.3,1 151.5,1 214.0,1 243.7,1 318.1,1 374.0,1 435.0 and 1 479.4 mg/kg.Conclusion The method is simple,reliable,reproducible and easy to be used.

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Chinese Journal of Endemiology ; (12): 349-352, 2015.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-470398

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Objective To investigate the situation of food contamination by lead,cadmium,mercury,copper and aluminum in Ningxia Region.Methods Ten categories of food samples up to 712 copies including dairy,edible mushrooms,eggs,preserved egg,meat,organs,aquatic products,vegetables,grains and pasta from supermarkets of five administrative cities of Ningxia Autonomous Region were selected in 2010.The contents of lead,cadmium and mercury in food were detected in 646 samples of 9 categories of food,and copper content of the 30 meat samples were detected.Aluminum content in 66 samples of flour food was tested.According to the methods of national food safety standards (GB 5009.12-2010) and national food hygiene standards (GB/T 5009.13-2003,GB/ T 5009.15-2003 and GB/T 5009.17-2003),lead,copper,cadmium and mercury in various foods were tested.Aluminum was determined using the method for determination of spectrophotometry.Results The detection rates of lead,cadmium,mercury in the nine categories of food were 52.8% (341/646),62.1% (401/646),51.7% (334/646);the detection rates of copper in the meat was 90.0% (27/30);the aluminum in flour food was 84.8% (56/66),respectively.Compared with the national standards,the eligible rates of lead,cadmium,mercury,copper and aluminum were 97.1% (627/646),98.2% (539/549),100.0% (646/646),100.0% (30/30) and 75.8% (50/66),respectively.Food contaminated by lead and cadmium were mainly distributed in preserved egg [lead detection rate 9.5% (2/21)],organs [lead detection rate 6.7% (2/30),cadmium detection rate 30.0% (9/30)],vegetables [lead detection rate 9.9% (8/90)] and a small amount of food products [lead detection rate 4.7% (7/150)].The levels of lead in fried flour food and fine dried noodles were higher [40.9% (9/22),36.4% (4/11)].Conclusions Food contamination by lead,cadmium,mercury and copper is not serious in Ningxia.The monitoring results of lead,cadmium,mercury and copper in food are satisfying in Ningxia.But there is aluminum contamination in flour food.It is important to do the risk evaluation of aluminum contamination in food as quickly as possible.

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Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases ; (12): 782-783, 2015.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-283027

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<p><b>OBJECTIVE</b>To investigate the method for uncertainty evaluation of determination of tin and its compounds in the air of workplace by flame atomic absorption spectrometry.</p><p><b>METHODS</b>The national occupational health standards, GBZ/T160.28-2004 and JJF1059-1999, were used to build a mathematical model of determination of tin and its compounds in the air of workplace and to calculate the components of uncertainty.</p><p><b>RESULTS</b>In determination of tin and its compounds in the air of workplace using flame atomic absorption spectrometry, the uncertainty for the concentration of the standard solution, atomic absorption spectrophotometer, sample digestion, parallel determination, least square fitting of the calibration curve, and sample collection was 0.436%, 0.13%, 1.07%, 1.65%, 3.05%, and 2.89%, respectively. The combined uncertainty was 9.3%.The concentration of tin in the test sample was 0.132 mg/m³, and the expanded uncertainty for the measurement was 0.012 mg/m³ (K=2).</p><p><b>CONCLUSION</b>The dominant uncertainty for determination of tin and its compounds in the air of workplace comes from least squares fitting of the calibration curve and sample collection. Quality control should be improved in the process of calibration curve fitting and sample collection.</p>


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Air Pollutants, Occupational , Models, Theoretical , Spectrophotometry, Atomic , Tin , Uncertainty , Workplace
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