ArticleFoods (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Trace Determination of Cyanide in Chinese Liquor by Coupling Automatic Distillation with the Flow Analysis Method.
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Cyanide, a highly toxic compound, may exist in trace amounts in distilled Chinese liquor, a traditional spirit consumed by over a billion people. To enhance the efficiency and reliability of cyanide detection, we propose a rapid, fully automated method integrating steam distillation with a continuous flow analyzer. This system combines sample pretreatment, fast distillation, and colorimetric detection using the isonicotinic-barbituric acid chromogenic system based on Lambert-Beer law (measuring at 600 nm). The standard curve exhibits an excellent linear relationship and a correlation coefficient r = 0.99959. The detection limit (0.2519 µg/L) was derived from 11 replicate blank measurements. When applied to three types of Chinese liquor, the method yields spike recovery rates ranging from 91.530% to 98.485%, and precision values between 1.177% and 1.525%. A paired
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