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filingDate 2013-11-20-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
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publicationDate 2016-01-20-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber CN-103630592-B
titleOfInvention The trace of micro lead optionally electrode method in a kind of water environment in real time
abstract The trace of micro lead optionally electrode method in a kind of water environment in real time, relate to the method for environmental monitoring of metallic ion, lead ion electrodes selective is made up of pvc pipe and the Ag/AgCl internal reference electrode among inserting in, the top of Ag/AgCl electrode is connected with wire, and the pvc pipe other end is stained with sensitive membrane; Sensitive membrane forms 0.5 ~ 10:30 ~ 80:20 ~ 60 tetrahydrofuran in mass ratio by lead ion imprinted silica gel material, plastifier and PVC and fully dissolves and to mix and after stirring into even thick liquid, incline and be placed on glass plate, dry under the room temperature of drying and obtain required sensitive membrane, cover in pvc pipe end; With KCl and lead ion standard mixed solution for internal-filling liquid, namely obtain Lead Ion-selective Electrode.It is simple that Lead Ion-selective Electrode of the present invention has preparation condition, easy to operate, good stability, highly sensitive, favorable reproducibility, and the ability of other common ion of environment resistant interference is strong, and sensor is easy to carry.The present invention can realize the highly sensitive real-time online of lead ion in water environment sample and measure.
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