Agilent Multi-Element Determination of Heavy Metals in Dietary Supplements Using Collision Reaction Cell ICP-MS 说明书用户手册.PDF

Multi-Element Determination of Heavy Metals in Dietary Supplements Using Collision/Reaction Cell ICP-MS Application Foods Authors well-balanced meals, our diets are at an increased risk of becoming nutrient deficient. Dietary sup- Emma Peachey, Ruth Hearn, and Selvarani Elahi plements, sold in capsule, tablet, or liquid form LGC, Queens Road offer a simple and convenient way to supplement Teddington, Middlesex, TW11 0LY our diets and reduce the risk of nutrient defi- UK ciency. In the UK, most products described as dietary sup- Abstract plements are regulated as foods and are subject to the general provisions of The Food Safety Act 1990 Determination of 11 metals (including arsenic, chromium, and secondary legislation on safety and labeling mercury, iron, copper, nickel, zinc, selenium, lead, cad- (Food Labeling Regulations 1996 [as amended] and mium, and thallium) in UK-consumed dietary supplements the Food Supplements Directive 2002/46/EC). Past was carried out using ICP-MS. The instrument used was investigations have shown that some dietary sup- the Agilent 7500ce, which is equipped with a collision/ plements can contain elevated concentrations of reaction cell (Octopole Reaction System), and was oper- metals and other elements. While some metals, ated in no-gas, helium, and hydrogen mo