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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Chinese violet from different origins in the determination of six inorganic elements in [Abstract] Objective To establish a flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry of 6 different areas of the Chinese violet content of elements. Methods wet digestion for sample handling, and using air - acetylene flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry to measure the wavelength of copper were 324.8nm, Fe 248.3nm, Zn 213.9nm, manganese 279.5nm, Ca 422.7nm, magnesium 285.2nm, using standard Add method recovery experiments. The results determined the origin of Chinese violet nine of copper, manganese, iron, zinc, calcium and magnesium content, the linear ranges of copper 0 ~ 2.0μ g/ml (r = 0.9990), iron 0 ~ 20.0μ g/ml (r = 0.9996), zinc 0.1 ~ 4.0μ g/ml (r = 0.9990), Mn 0 ~ 2.5μ g/ml (r = 0.9991), Ca 0 ~ 50.0μ g/ml (r = 0.9996), magnesium 0 ~ 1.0μ g / ml (r = 0.9994). 9 samples of copper content of 28.6 ~ 51.3μ g / g, Mn content of 50.4 ~ 106.5μ g / g, Fe 1191.0 ~ 3399.6μ g / g, zinc 41.5 ~ 90.1μ g / g, Ca 5670.9 ~ 11869.4μ g / g, Mg 5965.7 ~ 9882.5μ g / g. Conclusion The precision of the method is good, accuracy and feasibility. Chinese violet different origins of copper, manganese, iron, zinc, calcium and magnesium content are very different, by measuring the content of these six kinds of elements, the clinical application of Chinese violet can have some significance. [Keywords:] Chinese violet atomic absorption spectrometry Determination of inorganic elements [Abstract] Objective To establish a flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry method for the determination of 6 inorganic elements in Viola yedoensis Makino from different places.Methods The air-acetylene flame atomic absorption spectr-ophotometry was used. The wavelengths were Cu 324.8nm, Fe 248.3 nm, Zn 213.9nm, Mn 279.5nm, Ca 422.7nm, Mg 285.2nm, respectively. Results The linear response ranges were 0 ~ 2.0μ g/ml of Cu, 0 ~ 20.0μ g/ml of Fe, 0.1 ~ 4.0μ g/ml of Zn, 0 ~ 2.5μ g/ml of Mn, 0 ~ 5