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Outline of Topics . Introduction Uses for Stripping Analysis Types of Stripping Analyses The Experiment How to conduct Data Analysis ApplicationsWater ContaminationPharmaceuticals Overall Conclusions . Outline of Topics . Introduction Uses for Stripping Analysis Types of Stripping An
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1. Stripping Analysis Presented By: Erin Gallagher
2. Outline of Topics Introduction
Uses for Stripping Analysis
Types of Stripping Analyses
The Experiment
How to conduct
Data Analysis
Applications
Water Contamination
Pharmaceuticals
Overall Conclusions
3. Outline of Topics Introduction
Uses for Stripping Analysis
Types of Stripping Analyses
The Experiment
How to conduct
Data Analysis
Applications
Water Contamination
Pharmaceuticals
Overall Conclusions
4. Voltammetry Measuring the current as the potential is varied during an electrolysis reaction
Yields current vs. potential graph
Voltammogram
Stripping Analysis is a type of voltammetry
5. Why use Stripping analysis? Determine concentration of trace heavy metals present in a sample
Most sensitive Electroanalytical technique
10-12 M range
Broad use of technique
12-15 metal ions analyzed
6. Types of Stripping Analysis Anodic Stripping Voltammetry (ASV)
Preconcentration step takes place at a negative potential
Cathodic Stripping Voltammetry (CSV)
Preconcentration step takes place at a positive potential
Adsorptive Stripping Voltammetry (AdSV)
Preconcentration step occurs by physical adsorption
7. Outline of Topics Introduction
Uses for Stripping Analysis
Types of Stripping Analyses
The Experiment
How to conduct
Data Analysis
Applications
Water Contamination
Pharmaceuticals
Overall Conclusions
8. The Experiment Preconcentration Step
Analyte is collected on working electrode
Common working electrodes used:
Mercury Film Electrode (MFE)
Hanging Mercury Drop Electrode (HMDE)
Stripping Step
Analyte is “stripped” from electrode
Current measured during this step
9. Data Analysis Current versus Potential graph
stripping voltammograms
What metals are present AND their respective concentrations
Peak position potential (Ep) : characteristic
Concentration
calibration curve
10. Example Data
11. Outline of Topics Introduction
Uses for Stripping Analysis
Types of Stripping Analyses
The Experiment
How to conduct
Data Analysis
Applications
Water Contamination
Pharmaceuticals
Overall Conclusions
12. Metal Ion analysis in contaminated water samples using anodic stripping voltammetry Goal
Analyze Ag(I), Cu (II), Pb(II), Cd(II), and Zn(II)
Tap water, lake water, well water, wastewater treatment sludge, and soil.
Nanocrystalline diamond thin-film electrode
No toxic properties
15. Trace lead analysis in intermediates and final products of syntheses of pharmaceuticals
Goal: Determine lead concentration in pharmaceuticals
Metal ions complex to proteins inducing conformational change
18. Outline of Topics Introduction
Uses for Stripping Analysis
Types of Stripping Analyses
The Experiment
How to conduct
Data Analysis
Applications
Water Contamination
Pharmaceuticals
Overall Conclusions
19. Overall Conclusions Used for determining trace heavy metal concentration
Examples: contaminated water samples and pharmaceutical syntheses
Technique consists of a preconcentration step and a stripping step.
20. References Harris, D.C. (2010) Quantitative Chemical Analysis (8th Ed) Voltammetry: Stripping Analysis. (pp 376-382) New York, NY: W.H. Freeman and Company.
Alghamdi, A.H. Applications of stripping voltammetric techniques in food analysis. Arabian Journal of Chemistry. 3 (2010) 1-7.
Sonthalia, P et al. Metal ion analysis in contaminated water samples using anodic stripping voltammetry and a nanocrystalline diamond thin-film electrode. Analytica Chimica Acta. 552 (2004) 35-44.
Pravda, M., Vytras, K. Application of stripping voltammetry to trace lead analysis in intermediates and final products of syntheses of pharmaceuticals. Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis. 14 (1996) 765-771.