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Environmental influences on the measurement of dissolved arsenic using Zr-oxide DGT |
SUN Qin1, Xü Lü1, DING Shi-ming2, CHEN Jing1, ZHANG Li-ping1 |
1. Key laboratory of Integrated Regulation and Resources Development of Shallow Lakes, Ministry of Education, College of Environment, Hohai University, Nanjing 210098, China;
2. State Key Laboratory of Lake Science and Environment, Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Nanjing 210008, China |
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Abstract Influences of environmental factors on the measurement of dissolved arsenic (As) using Zr-oxide diffusive gradient in thin films technique (Zr-oxide DGT) were systematically investigated in the laboratory, and this technique was applied for in situ determination of dissolved As in natural water. After 16-d exposure of numerous inorganic anions, the presence of SO42- had no influence on the measurement of As using Zr-oxide DGT, while HCO3-, Cl-, SiO32- and humic acid had negative effects, with the largest tolerant concentrations of 360mg/L, 45g/L, 100mg/L and 36mg/L, respectively. The dynamical uptake showed that there were no influences of HCO3-(37~148mg/L), SO42-(1.44~2.88g/L), Cl-(12~24g/L), SiO32-(8~24mg/L) and humic acid (3~9mg/L) with the exposure time span from 1 to 4d, while the uptake of As to Zr-oxide DGT, particularly As (III), were inhibited by high concentrations of HCO3-(370mg/L), SO42-(8.64g/L), Cl-(72g/L) and humic acid (27mg/L) at the exposure time of 3~4d, and SiO32-(72mg/L) at the exposure time of 2~4d. The Zr-oxide DGT sampling technique was applied to water in Nanjing City in comparison with the conventional monitoring technique. The DGT-measured concentrations of dissolved As were in line with those by the conventional monitoring technique.
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Received: 30 September 2015
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