Investigations of a new sample compartment assembly for low-temperature and room-temperature solid substrate phosphorimetry.
Investigations of a new sample compartment assembly for low-temperature and room-temperature solid substrate phosphorimetry.
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研究用于低温和室温固体基质磷光测定的新型样品室组件。
DOI:
10.1021/ac00284a016
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发表时间:
1985
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Winefordner,JD
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作者:
Scharf,G;Smith,BW;Winefordner,JD
A novel sample compartment for use in room-temperature (25 C) and in low-temperature (-65 C) phosphorimetry (and fluorometry) of samples held In solid substrates is described. The sample compartment assembly designed for the Perkln-Elmer LS-5 fluorometer contains four positions for samples and blank and allows convenient subtraction of the blank from the sample spectra. Excitation and emission phosphores-cence background spectra and phosphorescence lifetimes of several solid substrates, including various filter papers and a TLC plate, In the presence and absence of strong base and Iodide are given. Similar studies were performed with two model compounds 6-chrysenecarboxyllc acid and p-amlnobenzolc acid. The background Increased with the presence of heavy atom and at low temperatures, and the background Is likely a result of a combination of phosphors. The room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) detection limits for 6-chrysenecarboxylic acid (6-CHRA) and p-amlnobenzoic acid (PABA) were 0.2 ng, the percent relative standard deviations for 5 pg/mL concentrations were about 10%, and the ana-lytical calibration curves were linear.Solid surface room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) has recently been developed as an analytical technique for quantitative determination of a variety of organic compounds (1-23). Several reviews have been published (24-29). Parker et al.(25, 26) have reviewed the analytical and physical aspects of RTP. In a recently published monograph, Vo-Dinh (29) has given an extensive survey of RTP. In several studies (4, 9, 12, 30), it was found that an inert, dry atmosphere is essential for producing intense and stable phosphorescence signals at room temperature. The drying period reported for each sample was in the range of a few minutes to 2 h (22). Therefore, the drying stage can be fairly time-consuming.