Abstract

Laser-induced fluorescence of aluminium-ion lumogallion complex was studied and the limit of detection was determined by the reagent blank. The blank fluorescence was equivalent to 0.7 ± 0.2 μg Al⁺³/l, At concentrations less than 6 μg Al⁺³/l, the stoichiometry of the complex changes, yielding higher sensitivities but poorer precision.

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