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<p>This study proposed an analytical method named dispersive solid phase extraction–flame atomic absorption spectrometry (DSPE-FAAS) for the quantitation of cobalt in balm tea samples. Copper-based nanocomposites were used as adsorbent in the DSPE process. Influential DSPE parameters such as pH/volume of buffer solution, nanocomposite amount, sample volume, mixing type/period, and eluent concentration/volume were optimized to augment signal-to-noise ratio of cobalt. System analytical performance study for the DSPE-FAAS method was carried out, and limit of detection/quantitation (LOD/LOQ) values were recorded as 5.80&#xa0;µg/kg and 19.33&#xa0;µg/kg, with a relatively wide dynamic range (20.59 – 400.68&#xa0;µg/kg). Spiked lemon balm tea samples were employed to perform recovery studies, and satisfactory recovery results were obtained between 76.7% and 128.1% via the external standard calibration method. According to the recorded recovery results, the proposed DSPE-FAAS method can be accurately applied to lemon balm tea samples in order to determine cobalt content.</p>

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Leaf–like copper–based nanocomposites as adsorbents for dispersive solid-phase extraction: application to determination of cobalt in lemon balm tea using FAAS

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    2025年7月18日

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  • Elif Yazıcı,
  • Merve Fırat Ayyıldız,
  • Süleyman Bodur,
  • Sezgin Bakırdere

摘要

This study proposed an analytical method named dispersive solid phase extraction–flame atomic absorption spectrometry (DSPE-FAAS) for the quantitation of cobalt in balm tea samples. Copper-based nanocomposites were used as adsorbent in the DSPE process. Influential DSPE parameters such as pH/volume of buffer solution, nanocomposite amount, sample volume, mixing type/period, and eluent concentration/volume were optimized to augment signal-to-noise ratio of cobalt. System analytical performance study for the DSPE-FAAS method was carried out, and limit of detection/quantitation (LOD/LOQ) values were recorded as 5.80 µg/kg and 19.33 µg/kg, with a relatively wide dynamic range (20.59 – 400.68 µg/kg). Spiked lemon balm tea samples were employed to perform recovery studies, and satisfactory recovery results were obtained between 76.7% and 128.1% via the external standard calibration method. According to the recorded recovery results, the proposed DSPE-FAAS method can be accurately applied to lemon balm tea samples in order to determine cobalt content.