一种用于天然碳酸盐稳定汞同位素精确测量的消化-净化-捕获方法

IF 3.1 2区 化学 Q2 CHEMISTRY, ANALYTICAL
Fei Cao, Ruoyu Sun, Larissa Schneider, Yongquan Zhang, Songjing Li, Rujia Yan, Shicheng Tao, Xiuyang Jiang, Pengfei Li, Wang Zheng, Jiubin Chen and Yi Liu
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摘要

天然碳酸盐,如珊瑚的文石和洞穴中的方解石,是淡水和海水中汞(Hg)同位素特征的潜在档案。然而,碳酸盐的超低汞含量给其同位素分析带来了巨大的挑战。在这项研究中,我们首次开发了一种消化-净化-捕获方案,从碳酸盐中分离和捕获汞,用于高精度同位素分析。通过消解碳酸盐样品,然后进行Hg(II)还原和Hg(0)净化并捕获到硫化KMnO4中,获得了高Hg回收率(100±6%)。我们的方案是通过测试添加不同数量的认证汞标准和干扰离子的合成碳酸盐来验证的。该方案可以在较短的处理时间(~ 30分钟)内处理大样本量(高达20克),实现高精度(δ202Hg为0.08‰(2SD)),低空白(<40 pg),并且在汞同位素分析中基质干扰有限。为了便于实验室间比较,我们测量了两种地质标准(GBW 07129:石灰石和GBW 07134:白云石)的汞同位素组成。我们对珊瑚和岩洞样品的测量显示出特征的汞同位素特征,表明它们的形成环境,突出了它们记录长期汞循环的潜力。
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A digestion-purging-trapping method for precise stable mercury isotope measurements of natural carbonates†

Natural carbonates, such as the aragonite of corals and calcite of speleothems, are potential archives of mercury (Hg) isotope signatures of freshwater and seawater. However, the ultra-low Hg levels in carbonates pose a great challenge for their isotopic analysis. In this study, we developed a digestion-purging-trapping protocol to separate and trap Hg from carbonates for high-precision isotope analysis for the first time. High Hg recovery (100 ± 6%) was achieved by digestion of the carbonate sample and followed by Hg(II) reduction and Hg(0) purging and trapping into sulfidic KMnO4. Our protocol was validated by testing synthetic carbonates spiked with varying amounts of certified Hg standards and interfering ions. The protocol could handle large sample volumes (up to 20 grams) in a short processing time (∼30 min), achieving high precision (0.08‰ (2SD) for δ202Hg), low blanks (<40 pg), and limited matrix interference in Hg isotopic analysis. For facilitating interlaboratory comparison, we measured the Hg isotope compositions of two geological standards (GBW 07129: limestone and GBW 07134: dolostone). Our measurements of coral and speleothem samples showed characteristic Hg isotope signatures indicative of their forming environments, highlighting their potential to record long-term Hg cycling.

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1.7 months
期刊介绍: Innovative research on the fundamental theory and application of spectrometric techniques.
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