Issue 1287, 1983

Analytical errors associated with trace element determination in freshwater particulate matter by atomic-absorption spectroscopy

Abstract

Nine analytical errors associated with two procedures for determining the trace element content of freshwater particulate matter by atomic-absorption spectroscopy were investigated using both natural samples and suspensions of candidate reference materials. The first method involves an ultrasound treatment of filters to remove collected particles, but in a second method the filters are destroyed by ashing. The precision and accuracy of the two procedures have been determined.

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Analyst, 1983,108, 722-727

Analytical errors associated with trace element determination in freshwater particulate matter by atomic-absorption spectroscopy

R. Baudo, G. Galanti and P. G. Varini, Analyst, 1983, 108, 722 DOI: 10.1039/AN9830800722

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