Concoction of impurity from water environments with the effective coagulant on the flocculating sorbent

The relevance of the work: The research on development of new methods for analysis which allow increasing significantly the sensitivity of instrumental methods is relevant; it extends the analytical possibilities of the latter. Classical spectral methods of atomic-emission and absorbing spectrometry...

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Main Authors: Svetlana Panova, Elena Petrova, Vladimir Otmakhov, Andrey Kryazhov
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Language:Russian
Published: Tomsk Polytechnic University 2019-05-01
Series:Известия Томского политехнического университета: Инжиниринг георесурсов
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Online Access:http://izvestiya-tpu.ru/archive/article/view/1332
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author Svetlana Panova
Elena Petrova
Vladimir Otmakhov
Andrey Kryazhov
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Elena Petrova
Vladimir Otmakhov
Andrey Kryazhov
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description The relevance of the work: The research on development of new methods for analysis which allow increasing significantly the sensitivity of instrumental methods is relevant; it extends the analytical possibilities of the latter. Classical spectral methods of atomic-emission and absorbing spectrometry do not provide the level of maximum permissible concentration for all elements at environmental monitoring. Application of polymer microfiber sorbents with primary sorption capacity which can be strengthened by developing various surface compositions and modification is promising for concentration of trace contaminant. The efficiency of extracting metal ions when using polymer microfibres can also be strengthened significantly by adding coagulants into solution. The aim of the work: the increase of efficiency of extracting metal ions from water environments with the effective coagulant on a flocculating microfibrous sorbent. Methods of the research: The authors have applied the method of atomic-emission spectrometry with multichannel analyzer emission spectra which allows analyzing at the level of maximum concentration limit of a wide range of defined metals. For this method the technique of sample preparation was improved. It consists in elimination of matrix influence of the coagulants entered. To assess the correctness and the reliability of the results received the authors applied the nuclear and absorbing spectrometry method. Results: introduction of an effective coagulant succeeded to improve considerably sorption of iron, copper, zinc, nickel, cadmium ions from water environments on a flocculating polymeric microfibrous sorbent. The authors improved the preparation of tests of toxic metal impurity concentrates based on polymeric sorbents to the analysis by a method of atomic-emission spectrometry with multichannel analyzer emission spectra. The paper introduces the method to eliminate the coagulant matrix influences when carrying out the spectral analysis, by introduction of special carriers. Based on the improved method for sample preparation and metrological estimation of spectral analysis of a concentrate the authors developed the method of atomic-emission analysis of waters with preliminary sorption concentration of impurities (K=5000). The method allows determining the content of copper, zinc, nickel, cadmium at maximum permissible concentration level and lower with a relative standard deviation of not more than 25 %.
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spelling doaj.art-da87571f94ec44618bc9e4e33cf621aa2023-06-03T21:08:48ZrusTomsk Polytechnic UniversityИзвестия Томского политехнического университета: Инжиниринг георесурсов2500-10192413-18302019-05-013243Concoction of impurity from water environments with the effective coagulant on the flocculating sorbentSvetlana PanovaElena PetrovaVladimir OtmakhovAndrey KryazhovThe relevance of the work: The research on development of new methods for analysis which allow increasing significantly the sensitivity of instrumental methods is relevant; it extends the analytical possibilities of the latter. Classical spectral methods of atomic-emission and absorbing spectrometry do not provide the level of maximum permissible concentration for all elements at environmental monitoring. Application of polymer microfiber sorbents with primary sorption capacity which can be strengthened by developing various surface compositions and modification is promising for concentration of trace contaminant. The efficiency of extracting metal ions when using polymer microfibres can also be strengthened significantly by adding coagulants into solution. The aim of the work: the increase of efficiency of extracting metal ions from water environments with the effective coagulant on a flocculating microfibrous sorbent. Methods of the research: The authors have applied the method of atomic-emission spectrometry with multichannel analyzer emission spectra which allows analyzing at the level of maximum concentration limit of a wide range of defined metals. For this method the technique of sample preparation was improved. It consists in elimination of matrix influence of the coagulants entered. To assess the correctness and the reliability of the results received the authors applied the nuclear and absorbing spectrometry method. Results: introduction of an effective coagulant succeeded to improve considerably sorption of iron, copper, zinc, nickel, cadmium ions from water environments on a flocculating polymeric microfibrous sorbent. The authors improved the preparation of tests of toxic metal impurity concentrates based on polymeric sorbents to the analysis by a method of atomic-emission spectrometry with multichannel analyzer emission spectra. The paper introduces the method to eliminate the coagulant matrix influences when carrying out the spectral analysis, by introduction of special carriers. Based on the improved method for sample preparation and metrological estimation of spectral analysis of a concentrate the authors developed the method of atomic-emission analysis of waters with preliminary sorption concentration of impurities (K=5000). The method allows determining the content of copper, zinc, nickel, cadmium at maximum permissible concentration level and lower with a relative standard deviation of not more than 25 %.http://izvestiya-tpu.ru/archive/article/view/1332adsorptioncoprecipitationcoagulanttitanflokulyantpolymer microfibrous sorbent
spellingShingle Svetlana Panova
Elena Petrova
Vladimir Otmakhov
Andrey Kryazhov
Concoction of impurity from water environments with the effective coagulant on the flocculating sorbent
Известия Томского политехнического университета: Инжиниринг георесурсов
adsorption
coprecipitation
coagulant
titan
flokulyant
polymer microfibrous sorbent
title Concoction of impurity from water environments with the effective coagulant on the flocculating sorbent
title_full Concoction of impurity from water environments with the effective coagulant on the flocculating sorbent
title_fullStr Concoction of impurity from water environments with the effective coagulant on the flocculating sorbent
title_full_unstemmed Concoction of impurity from water environments with the effective coagulant on the flocculating sorbent
title_short Concoction of impurity from water environments with the effective coagulant on the flocculating sorbent
title_sort concoction of impurity from water environments with the effective coagulant on the flocculating sorbent
topic adsorption
coprecipitation
coagulant
titan
flokulyant
polymer microfibrous sorbent
url http://izvestiya-tpu.ru/archive/article/view/1332
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