Visible-light photoreduction, adsorption, matrix conversion and membrane separation for ultrasensitive chromium determination in natural water by X-ray fluorescence
Visible-light photoreduction, adsorption, matrix conversion and membrane separation for ultrasensitive chromium determination in natural water by X-ray fluorescence
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DOI:
10.1016/j.snb.2015.12.022
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发表时间:
2016-04
影响因子:
8.4
通讯作者:
Feng-ying Zheng;Xiaofeng Lin;Huiwu Yu;Shunxing Li;Xuguang Huang
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作者:
Feng-ying Zheng;Xiaofeng Lin;Huiwu Yu;Shunxing Li;Xuguang Huang
Nano-TiO2was immobilized onto cellulose filter paper, surface self-assembled with acid violet 43, denoted as TCP-AV, and used as a photocatalyst, solid phase adsorbent, filter membrane, and chemical sensor. Because the UV–vis wavelength response range of TCP-AV was expanded to 750 nm, 96.0% of Cr(VI) could be photoreduced to nontoxic and immobile Cr(III) under visible-light irradiation. After phototransformation of Cr(VI), both Cr(VI) and Cr(III) in natural water could be enriched onto TCP-AV with an adsorption ratio of 92.7%, which was due to the high adsorption capacity of TCP-AV (more than 4.66 mg) and the strong electric attraction between acid violet 43 (an anionic dye) and cationic Cr(III). After matrix conversion and matrix effects elimination, total chromium was determined directly by X-ray fluorescence, which detection limit (3σ,n= 11) was improved from about 2 mg L−1to 0.59 μg L−1. This proposed method with linear range of 2–100 μg L−1was successfully applied for total chromium determination in real water samples.