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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Talanta. 2016 Sep 28;162:114–122. doi: 10.1016/j.talanta.2016.09.060

Table 4.

Selectivity testing results for 55Mn+ in the presence of interfering species.

Spectral interference for
55Mn+
Highest anticipated conc. in human
whole blood
Interference concentration Mn recovery in spiked base
blood¥
Mn recovery in spiked QMEQAS09B-
02¥
110Cd++ 1.30 μg L−1 Cda 12 μg L−1 Cd 99% 98%
39K16O+ 200 mg L−1Kb 200 mg L−1 K 101% 97%
37Cl18O+ 3800 mg L−1 Clc 30,000 mg L−1α Cl 100% 99%
54Fe1H+ 405 mg L−1 Fed 500 mg L−1 Fe 103% 99%
a

95th Percentile from NHANES 1999–2002 survey [7].

b

Calculated from a reference value of 5.1 mmol/L K in adult serum [48].

c

Calculated from a reference value of 108 mmol/L Cl in plasma [48].

d

Calculated from reference value of 2700 mg Fe in an adult human [49] 75 mL/kg of blood in an adult (range of 50 – 83 mL/kg) [50]; average adult weight of 88.8 kg [51].

α

3% HCl matrix (v/v).

¥

Results calculated as measured Mn concentration in spiked sample relative to unspiked base blood or CTQ reference material. Average measured base blood Mn concentration was 8.5 μg L−1; Average measured QMEQAS09B-02 Mn concentration was 10.2 μg L−1.