Abstract:
Bismuth film modified glassy carbon electrode was used for working electrode to determine trace Pb
2+ in the tea and water extraction by differential pulse stripping voltammetry (DPSV). The results showed that there was a good linear relationship between peak current and concentration of Pb
2+ in the range of 5-300 μg·L
-1, the regression equation was I
p=0.023 6
ρ(Pb
2+)-0.098 4, and the detection limit was 0.39 μg·L
-1, RSD (
n=11) was 1.98% and correlation coefficient rwas 0.999 2. The rang of Pb
2+ contents in tea was 0.53-2.98 mg·kg
-1. The standard addition recovery for Pb
2+ in tea and its extraction ranged from 91.5%-113.5% and 93.6%-99.5%, respectively.