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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Flame atomic absorption spectrometry Cannabifolius of six kinds of element content Author: Shu-Yun Gao, Xu Hua, QU Dong-Hai, Chen Shang-Long [Abstract] Objective To determine the Cannabifolius in Ca, Mg constant elements and Cu, Zn, Mn and Cd 4 Trace Elements. Methods using flame atomic absorption spectrometry Cannabifolius of Ca, Mg, Cu, Zn, Mn, Cd 6 elements were determined analysis. Results Cannabifolius containing Ca 869.6 μ g / g, Mg 46.41 μ g / g, Cu 4.529μ g / g, Zn 32.78 μ g / g, Mn 114.9 μ g / g, Cd 1.010 μ g / g. Including calcium, manganese and high levels of cadmium at low levels. Conclusion The relative standard deviation: 0.20% or less. Recoveries as follows: between 99.1% ~ 100.8%. [Keywords:] trace elements by flame atomic absorption Cannabifolius Abstract: ObjectiveTo determine the contents of constant element Ca Mg and the Microelement Cu, Zn, Mn, Cr in Senecio cannabifolius Less. MethodsSix kinds of chemical element contents of Ca, Mg, Cu, Zn, Mn, Cd in Senecio cannabifolius Less were determined by the flacme atomic absorption method. Results The content of Ca was 869.6 μ g / g, Mg 46.41 μ g / g, Cu 4.529μ g / g, Zn 32.78μ g / g, Mn 114.9 μ g / g, Cd 1.010 μ g / g.The contents of Ca and Mg were very high, the content of Cr was low among them. ConclusionThe opposite and standard deviation of the measurement result is 0.20%. Added recovery rate is of 99.1% ~ 100.8%. Keywords:: Microelement; The flame atomic absorption; Senecio cannabifolius Less Wide Cannabifolius, alias Senecio cannabifolius, scientific name Senecio cannabifolius Less, Asteraceae. Mainly grow in the Changbai Mountain area. All herbal medicine, with heat expectorant, antitussive and asthma, the role of treatment of lung diseases. The treatment of pulmonary infections, chronic bronchitis, asthmatic bronchitis, acute respiratory infections in medicine, but also the magic anti-Changbai Mountain ‘SARS’ virus of plants. In ancient times, there ‘when the