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Submarine connectors for: Telemetry, Serial interface, FIA, Fluorescence probe. Land Station. pH 2, 15 min. FIA, 15 min. 100-interconnected Ir-microdisk electrode array. pH 2, 62 h. Main CPU board. FSK telemetry board. 100. Fluidic & FIA device drive board. 4 . 12 .2001. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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MULTI PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL PROFILER FOR REAL-TIME CONTINUOUS IN SITU MONITORING OF SPECIFIC FRACTIONS OF TRACE METALS AND MASTER VARIABLES
Marylou Tercier-Waeber1, Fabio Confalonieri2, Giuliano Riccardi2, Antonio Sina2, Flavio Graziottin2, Jacques Buffle1
1Dept. of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry, University of Geneva, 30 Quai E. Ansermet, 1211 Geneva 4, Switzerland.2Idronaut Srl, Via Monte Amiata 10, Brugherio (MI), Italy.
IDRONAUT
CHIMIE ANALYTIQUE ET BIOPHYSICOCHIMIE
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MULTI PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL PROFILER MAIN COMPONENTS
Schematic diagram of the gel-integrated microsensors
AC
ID
LIGA
ND
Mixing coil(V = 4.5 ml)
Heating coil( V = 4.5 ml)
Cooling coil(V = 4.5 ml/min)
To VIP cell
Raw Arve sample 2.3 ml/min
150 µM TRIEN 2.3 ml/min
0.03 M HNO3
2.3 ml/min
Sample + L eq. t = 5 min; T = 20°C
Sample + L + Acid eq. t = 5 min; Tf = 22°C
Sample + L + Acid eq. t = 5 min; T = 60°C
Schematic diagram of the submersible FIA and example of analytical conditions used for measurements of total extractable metal concentrations in Arve river samples.
Schematic diagram of the MPCP harware
The MPCP probe harware and firmware have been developed to allow simultaneous measurement cycles on the three channels.
Integrated multiparameter probe
MPCP management software
Agarose gelMercury layer
Si3N4
IrSi3N4
Silicon 5 µm
Mercury layer
Ir
Silicon
Agarose gel
Chelating resin
5 µm
Si3N4
Si3N4
100-interconnectedIr-microdisk electrode array
Al or Au bonding
4 m
m
1.8 mm
electrical contact epoxy resin
containment ring
150 µm
GIME (MPCP cells 1 and 3)
CGIME(MPCP cell 2)
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Cu/Cutot Pb/Pbtot
4.12.2001
pH 2, 15 min FIA, 15 min pH 2, 62 h
Ratios of total extractable Me conc. (voltammetry) to total Me conc. (ICP-MS ) obtained in an Arve river sample after sample pre-treatments based on: i) acidification and ii) ligand exchange followed by acidification and heating of the sample.
Cell-1GIME
Cell-2CGIME
Cell-3FIA-GIME
Submarine connectors for:Telemetry, Serial interface,FIA, Fluorescence probe
Main CPU boardFSK telemetry boardFluidic & FIA device drive board
Smart potentiostat boards
Mother board & Power supply
Mechanical & signal connectors
VIP cell
Preamplifier
Multiparameter probe board
Incorporation of the MPCP voltammetric probe with external/integrated probes for measurements of master variables into a buoy supported automated monitoring system which can be controlled from a land station.
for simultaneous in situ measurements of the above three specific fractions of trace metals Development of an improved VIP voltammetric probe based on 3 flow-through cells and three individual potentiostats (MPCP voltammetric probe) Development of a submersible FIA system coupled to one cell for in situ measurements of total extractable metal concentrationsDevelopment of a novel chelating resin-gel integrated microsensor (CGIME) for in situ measurements of free metal ion concentrations
The following analytical and technical developments are under way to improve the capability of the VIP probe: .
Land Station
Buoy Profiler Labile (M -L)
Free (M z+ )
Colloids Particles/Aggregates
CoagulationM icrobial activity
Shear stressM icrobial activity
Sedim entation
DYNAM IC – MSPECIES
COLLO IDAL – MSPECIES
PARTICULATE -MSPECIES
4 nm 0.2 µm/(0.45 µm )
MICROO RGANISM
M ads
Diffusion
Labile (M -L)
Free (M z+ )
Colloids Particles/Aggregates
CoagulationM icrobial activity
Shear stressM icrobial activity
Sedim entation
DYNAM IC – MSPECIES
COLLO IDAL – MSPECIES
PARTICULATE -MSPECIES
4 nm 0.2 µm/(0.45 µm )
MICROO RGANISM
M ads
Diffusion
INTRODUCTIONDevelopment of novel analytical tools allowing real-time and detailed temporal/spatial evolution monitoring of the distribution of specific metal species and master variables is of prime interest. They will enable us to better understand the role and the fate of trace metals in aquatic systems, to develop more accurate predictive models based on biogeochemical processes, to evaluate the impact of human activity on coastal ecosystems and therefore to optimize industrial/social developments. With these goals in mind, we recently started the development of an automated Multi Chemical-Physical Profiler (MPCP). The MPCP is based on the Voltammetric In situ Profiling System (VIP System), which was developed during an European MAST-III project and is now commercialised by Idronaut. The VIP probe is based on a gel integrated microelectrode (GIME) which allows the specific measurement of the concentration of the dynamic fraction of trace metals, defined as the sum of the free metal ions and the small labile complexes with size of few nanometers.
PRELIMINARY FIELD TESTS OF THE MPCP
Measurements of trace metal speciation and master variables in Gullmarsfjorden
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Con
cent
ratio
n (n
M)
Pontoon Ingela's5m-22
Ingela's30m-22
Alsbäck5m-23
Alsbäck35m-23
Ingela's5m-26
Ingela's30m-26
Cutot pH2 2hCutot FIA 7minCudyn VIP/MPCPCufree CGIME
3.5m-21
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140
Cu
spec
ific
frac
tions
/ C
u tot p
H 2
(%)
Pontoon Ingela's5m-22
Ingela's30m-22
Alsbäck5m-23
Alsbäck35m-23
Ingela's5m-26
Ingela's30m-26
Cutot FIA 7minCudyn VIP/MPCPCufree CGIME
3.5m-21
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20
40
60
80
100
120
140
Pb sp
ecifi
c fr
actio
ns /
Pbto
t pH
2 (%
)
Pontoon Ingela's5m-22
Ingela's30m-22
Alsbäck5m-23
Alsbäck35m-23
Ingela's5m-26
Ingela's30m-26
Pbtot FIA 7minPbdyn VIP/MPCPPbfree CGIME
3.5m-21
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0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
Con
cent
ratio
n (n
M)
Pontoon Ingela's5m-22
Ingela's30m-22
Alsbäck5m-23
Alsbäck35m-23
Ingela's5m-26
Ingela's30m-26
Pbtot pH2 2hPbtot FIA 7minPbdyn VIP/MPCPPbfree CGIME
3.5m-21
Example of Cu and Pb specific fraction concentrations measured in Gullmarsfjorden stations, August 21-26 2002
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Temperature (°C) Salinity (psu)
Dep
th (m
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Ingela’s 22.08.0260
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Dep
th (m
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Temperature (°C) Salinity (psu)
Ingela’s 26.08.02120
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40
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Temperature (°C) Salinity (psu)
Dep
th (
m)
Alsbäck 23.08.02
Typical temparature and salinity profiles measured in two stations of Gullmarsfjorden
timeConc. of Cu dynamic fraction (nM)
Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Av. conc. RSD %
11h3012h3013h3014h3015h30
4.915.144.394.744.30
4.304.794.514.59 -
5.364.454.274.364.28
4.854.794.394.57
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10.93 7.10 2.73 4.16 -
Av. conc. RSD %
4.697.46
4.554.57
4.5410.10
timeConc. of Pb dynamic fraction (nM)
Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Av. conc. RSD %
11h3012h3013h3014h3015h30
0.430.460.390.430.43
0.440.420.340.40 -
0.480.480.370.410.36
0.450.450.370.41
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5.78 5.78 6.86 3.70 -
Av. conc. RSD %
0.435.81
0.439.76
0.4211.91
timeConc. of Cd dynamic fraction (nM)
Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Av. conc. RSD %
11h3012h3013h3014h3015h30
0.170.190.170.220.20
0.200.220.190.23 -
0.210.170.21 -
0.21
0.190.190.19
10.31 11.30 10.32
Av. conc. RSD %
0.1911.05
0.218.57
0.20 9.01
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Reproducibility of the MPCP voltammetric probe
Typical example of the measurement reproducibility of the individual channels and between the three channels of the MPCP voltammetric probe obtained for in situ autonomous measurements over 5 hours using one GIME sensor in each MPCP probe channel. Kristineberg pontoon August 22 2002, deployment depth 3.5 m, SWASV measurement time 20 min.
Preliminary field tests of the MPCP analytical and technical developments have been performed during a campaign performed at Kristineberg Marine Station – Sweden, August 19-28 2002. The MPCP system integrating 3 GIME sensors was deployed, together with VIP systems, in Gullmarsfjorden at various locations and depths. Laboratory measurements of total extractable Me and free Me ion concentrations using a FIA prototype coupled to the MPCP channel 3 and a CGIME sensor respectively were performed in freshly collected samples.
Kristineberg Marine Station Entrance of Gullmarsfjorden
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe authors thank: Olivier Guenat and Milena Koudelka-Hep, IMT - University of Neuchâtel, who produce and supply the Ir-interconnected microelectrode arrays used to prepare the GIME and CGIME sensors; David Turner, AMK-University of Göteborg, for all facilities during field work in Sweden; the financial support of the European Commission and the OFES – Switzerland (European EESD program- IMTEC project Contract n° EVK3-CT-2000-00036).
Contact: [email protected]
Example of voltammogram obtained bymeasurements in Arve river sample using GIME sensor