Sulfide and sulfate determination in water samples by means of hydrogen sulfide generation-inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry

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​ ​ scopusId Colon i Bosch, Mireia​ ​
Colon i Bosch, Mireia
orcId Iglesias Juncà, Mònica​ ​ scopusId Iglesias Juncà, Mònica​ ​
Iglesias Juncà, Mònica
orcId Hidalgo Muñoz, Manuela​ researcherId Hidalgo Muñoz, Manuela​ scopusId Hidalgo Muñoz, Manuela​ ​
Hidalgo Muñoz, Manuela
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Todolí, J.L.
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When sulfur is measured in natural water samples by means of inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES), its emission intensity is mainly due to sulfate. Because of its low concentration, the sulfur emission coming from sulfide can be considered negligible. In the present work, it is shown that H2S generated by previous acidification of the sample enhances the sulfur signal emission as compared to the signal that is found when the water sample is analyzed in the absence of acid. The generation of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) takes place in a coil in which sulfide reacts with a hydrochloric acid solution. When this procedure is used, sulfur emission intensity is due to both sulfate and sulfide. The contribution of sulfide is obtained by subtracting the emission intensity measured straight from the water sample from that measured in the acidic medium ​
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