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P

oitevin

:

J

ournal of

AOAC I

nternational

V

ol

.

95, N

o

. 1, 2012 

179

when using glassware and preparing standards or samples with

acid solutions. Follow manufacturer’s directions for safety risk

and safety environment of microwave systems. Never remove

hot vessels from microwave; wait until they are near room

temperature. Keep microwave door closed while vessels are

hot. The door is the primary safety device if a vessel vents.

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1

)

 Sample digestion

.—With power setting appropriate

to MDC (maximum power of 1600 W) and MDO models

(maximum power of 600 W), and number of vessels used,

heat MDO vessels at 200 ± 20°C for 20 min or ramp MDC

temperature from ambient to 200 ± 20°C in 15 min and hold at

200°C for 25 min.

Note:

Yellow vapors will be emitted during

the hydrolysis in MDO vessels.

Carefully remove the MDO vessels, and allow them to cool

to room temperature.

Add 5 mL HCl 35% (w/v) into MDO

vessels and heat at 200 ± 20°C for 20 min.

Cool vessels to room temperature before venting (MDC

vessels). Transfer the MDC digests to 50 mL (100 mL for MDO)

volumetric flasks. Dilute to volume with H

2

O, and mix.

Note

:

A digestion is judged complete when clear to yellow analytical

solutions are produced.

Filter the digested solution using an ashless filter paper for

turbid samples containing fat. Discard the first 20 mL of filtrate

Table 2011.14A. Interlaboratory study results for calcium

Matrix

Mean, mg/kg Rec., % S

r

, mg/kg

a

RSD

r

, %

b

S

R

, mg/kg

c

RSD

R

, %

d

HorRat No. of labs

e

Outlier labs

f

Chocolate milk powder

9732.17

99 152.10 1.56 264.03

2.71

0.68

9

NS

g

Dietetic milk powder 2

5678.58

98 75.93 1.34 184.11

3.24

0.74

9

NS

Infant cereal

5983.54 100 210.58 3.52 251.67

4.21

0.97

9

NS

Peanut butter

NIST SRM 2387

409.90 (411)

h

100 13.37 3.26

28.20

6.88

1.06

9

NS

Wheat gluten

NIST RM 8418

367.56 (369)

h

100

3.51

0.95

12.90

3.51

0.53

7

2, 4 C

a

 S

r

= SD for repeatability (within laboratory).

b

RSD

r

= RSD for repeatability.

c

 S

R

= SD for reproducibility (among laboratories).

d

 RSD

R

= RSD for reproducibility.

e

Reporting laboratories minus outliers.

f

C = Cochran outlier.

g

 NS = Not significant.

h

 Certified or reference values.

Table 2011.14B. Interlaboratory study results for copper

Matrix

Mean, mg/kg Rec., % S

r

, mg/kg

a

RSD

r

, %

b

S

R

, mg/kg

c

RSD

R

, %

d

HorRat

No. of labs

e

Outlier labs

Chocolate milk powder

5.92

NA

f

0.09 1.57

0.29

4.97

0.41

9

NS

g

Dietetic milk powder 2

6.19

101

0.19 3.06

0.38

6.12

0.50

9

NS

Infant cereal

2.01

NA 0.10 4.98

0.24

11.72

0.81

9

NS

Peanut butter

NIST SRM 2387

4.98 (4.93)

h

101

0.19 3.84

0.35

7.08

0.56

9

NS

Wheat gluten

NIST RM 8418

5.64 (5.94)

h

95

0.13

2.27

0.27

4.77

0.39

9

NS

a

 S

r

= SD for repeatability (within laboratory).

b

RSD

r

= RSD for repeatability.

c

 S

R

= SD for reproducibility (among laboratories).

d

 RSD

R

= RSD for reproducibility.

e

 Reporting laboratories minus outliers.

f

 NA = Not available.

g

 NS = Not significant.

h

 Certified or reference values.

2011.14 (MTE-01) MLT

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