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Urine mercury concentration self-test device reagent kit

 

Scope of ApplicationApplicable to the detection of mercury concentration in human excreted urine or water.

Detection significance

1) The reason for elevated urinary mercury is due to ingestion or inhalation of excessive mercury. According to Baidu Baike, mercury entering the body is mainly excreted through the gastrointestinal tract in the early stages (6-9 days), with a small amount excreted in urine. In the early stages of acute mercury poisoning, urine mercury tests can be negative. Afterwards, it is mainly excreted through urine, and after a large intake, the increase in urine mercury excretion can last for 3-6 months. According to 360 Encyclopedia, methylmercury is mainly not excreted through urine. Urine is one of the important pathways for the excretion of mercury ions. The mercury concentration in urine is closely related to the mercury concentration in blood.

2) The reason for the increase in mercury in water is pollution. Mercury is slightly soluble in water and increases over time.

Normal value of urine mercuryThe currently known clinical testing methods include: the dithizone test should be 0.05mg/L, and the protein precipitation test should be 0.01mg/L. The reagent kit of this device uses the copper iodide test paper detection method. When the detection result is greater than 0.005mg/L, further testing is required at the hospital.

Detection Principle Using reagents to convert mercury ions in urine into mercury vapor composed of mercury ions and free electrons, the concentration of mercury ions changes color when encountering the test paper. The concentration of mercury ions is proportional to the mercury spots and areas formed at the tip of the test paper within a certain range, thus conducting visual semi quantitative analysis. Detection limit: 0.003 mg/L, linear range: 0.003~0.1 mg/L.

Measurement Steps

1) Use tweezers to take one piece of test paper and insert it into the conical tube. Insert the conical tube into the circular hole of the conical plug and tighten it;

2) Take 50ml of the sample into a reaction flask, add a tube of tartaric acid, and gently shake a few times;

3) Put a gas producing tablet into the reaction bottle, immediately insert the conical plug with a test strip into the mouth of the reaction bottle, tighten it, and start timing;

4) After waiting for 30 minutes, take out the test strip and compare the color spots on the test strip with the control color card to find the same or similar color levels. The value marked next to the color level is the mercury concentration in the sample, mg/L.

Precautions

1) Operate in a ventilated environment. In the process of gas production reaction, individual urine samples may produce more foam, so soak the test paper. In this case, 5 drops of defoamer can be added before adding the gas production tablet. Generally, defoamer is not necessary.

2) The test strip contains trace amounts of cuprous iodide, which may cause skin allergies in individuals with allergies. Wear gloves during testing and use tweezers to take and place test strips. The tested sample can be disposed of as normal waste.

Equipment configuration15 gas producing tablets, 15 tartaric acid, and 15 test strips each, 1 reaction bottle, conical stopper, tweezers, defoamer, color card each, and 3 conical tubes.

 

 

 

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