Chemotrapping-atomic fluorescence spectrometric method as a field method for volatile arsenic in natural gas
Abstract
Volatile arsenic compounds in natural gas, existing in the form of
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a
University of Aberdeen, College of Physical Sciences, Trace Element Laboratory (TESLA), Aberdeen, Scotland, UK
E-mail:
e.krupp@abdn.ac.uk, j.feldmann@abdn.ac.uk
b University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen Centre of Environmental Sustainability (ACES), Aberdeen, Scotland, UK
c METCO Ltd., Emerson House, Kirkhill Industrial Estate, Aberdeen, Scotland, UK
Volatile arsenic compounds in natural gas, existing in the form of
M. K. Uroic, E. M. Krupp, C. Johnson and J. Feldmann, J. Environ. Monit., 2009, 11, 2222 DOI: 10.1039/B913322D
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