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Flameless: 0.0004 mg//(solution)<br />

B. Reagents<br />

1 % bromine water solution.<br />

Chelating reagent: ammonium pyrrolidinedithiocarbamate (APDC) or sodium diethyldithiocarbamate<br />

(DEDC). Prepare a 5% solution with deionized-distilled water. Extract at least twice with methyl<br />

isobutyl ketone (MIBK).<br />

Methyl isobutyl ketone (MIBK) (distil.led).<br />

C. Extraction<br />

( I) Place 220 ml of sample in 2S0-ml flask .<br />

(2) Add 1.2 ml of I % bromine water solution and warm on water bath until bromine colour<br />

disappears; cool. Transfer to SOO-ml acid-washed separatory funnel.<br />

(3) Add 5 ml chelating reagent and 5 ml of MIBK. Shake thoroughly for 3 min and save organic<br />

extract (top) layer for analysis.<br />

D. Analysis<br />

Because of the low metal concentrations, the flameless attachment of the spectrometer may have to be<br />

used. Check manufacturer's handbook.<br />

6.6 Copper (Atomic Absorption)<br />

I. Concentrations<br />

Average river water = 10 /Lg/ /<br />

Average nearshore sediment 48 mg/kg<br />

Sea water

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