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P

oitevin

:

J

ournal of

AOAC I

nternational

V

ol

. 95, N

o

. 1, 2012

and collect the remaining filtrate for analysis.

Note

: Membrane

disc filters (0.45 µm) are not recommended, as they are generally

not metal-free.

Transfer to polyethylene containers within 2 h. Dilute

samples that are above the standard curve range or have total

content of minerals higher than 1000 mg/L with H

2

O.

Note

:

Final dilutions require the addition of appropriate amounts of

HNO

3

for MDC digests (or appropriate amounts of combined

acids for MDO) to maintain the proportion of 10% (v/v) HNO

3

(15%, v/v, combined acids and hydrogen peroxide) in the final

solution to be analyzed.

(

2

)

 Digestion vessel decontamination.—

Decontaminate the

used MDC digestion vessels with 5 mL HNO

3

according to a

program close to that displayed in

b

(

1

). Wash the MDO glass

volumetric flasks in a laboratory washing machine or soak

overnight in a water bath with HNO

3

30% (v/v).

Rinse with

H

2

O to avoid or minimize risk of iron contamination. Dry MDC

vessels at 60°C in drying oven for 1 h.

Detection

E. Principle

Digested test solution or an appropriate dilution is presented

to the ICP-OES instrument, which is calibrated with acid(s)-

Table 2011.14C. Interlaboratory study results for iron

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

164.77

97

6.72

4.08

11.25

6.83

0.92

9

NS

g

Dietetic milk powder 2

83.11

102 2.51

3.02

4.62

5.56

0.68

9

NS

Infant cereal

75.18

94

1.36

1.81

3.32

4.42

0.53

9

NS

Peanut butter

NIST SRM 2387

15.65 (16.4)

h

95

0.65

4.17

1.95

12.45

1.18

8

6–C

Wheat gluten

NIST RM 8418

49.29 (54.3)

h

91

0.93

1.89

1.54

3.12

0.35

8

9–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 2011.14D. Interlaboratory study results for potassium

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

8996.74

99 135.82 1.51 208.98 2.32 0.57

9

NS

g

Dietetic milk powder 2

6443.79

100 65.17 1.01 130.04 2.02 0.47

9

NS

Infant cereal

6438.19

99 119.83 1.86 135.78 2.11 0.49

8

6–SG

Peanut butter

NIST SRM 2387

6200.24 (6070)

h

102 148.84 2.40 187.59 3.03 0.70

9

NS

Wheat gluten

NIST RM 8418

411.08 (472)

h

87

10.19

2.48

31.31

7.62

1.18

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

 SG = Single Grubbs outlier.

g

 NS = Not significant.

h

 Certified or reference values.

2011.14 (MTE-01) MLT

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