对9种药材及饮片重金属限度检查探讨（Study on limit detection of heavy metals in 9 kinds of medicinal herbs and pieces）.docVIP

对9种药材及饮片重金属限度检查探讨（Study on limit detection of heavy metals in 9 kinds of medicinal herbs and pieces） Study on limit detection of heavy metals in 9 kinds of medicinal herbs and pieces Update Date: 2010-12-21 Click: Zhao Yanqin, Du Ruiping The limit examination of heavy metals was carried out for 9 kinds of medicinal herbs and pieces. 1 varieties were detected in the crude drugs, and 3 varieties were detected in the crude drugs, which provided a test basis for the limit detection of heavy metals in Chinese patent medicines. Keywords heavy metals; medicinal herbs; processed herbs; In the quality standards of drugs, heavy metals have been regarded as an important test control index and listed in the national pharmacopoeia. According to relevant information reported that [1], there are individual countries on Chinese herbal medicine heavy metals have control indicators. China is a large country with abundant medical resources, and its prospects of development and application are very broad. However, the cultivation and research of medicinal plants in China are still relatively backward. The residues of pesticides and fertilizers are higher, and the quality of medicinal materials is not uniform. In the 1 edition of the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, heavy metals project in 1995 was limited to oil and mineral drugs. In view of this, we take into account the residues of pesticides, soil and chemical fertilizers, and the possible factors in the processing of the growth of the roots in the growth period, and examine the limits of heavy metals in 9 kinds of medicinal herbs and pieces. 1 experiment and result 1.1 take the raw materials and processed products: Rhizoma Bletillae, Rhizoma Corydalis, radix paeoniae rubra, Radix Polygoni Multiflori, polygonatum, yam, rhubarb, Radix Paeoniae Alba, 37 and other 9 varieties of two copies (by the Jinhua Institute of traditional Chinese medicine bag Wei Yuan pharmacist identification). 1.2 methods: according to the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, 1995 ed