Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association

1978

DOI: 10.1080/00022470.1978.10470718

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Assessment of Arsenic Losses during Ashing: A Comparison of Two Methods Applied to Atmospheric Participates

J. F. Walling¹,

Thomas A. Hinners³

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“…For the filter group under analysis, this tolerance interval becomes a method-dependence atmospheric concentration. Any analytical result above this concentration can be ascribed, with relative certainty, to the atmospheric particulate; any results below this concentration cannot be discriminated from filter media contributions (9). RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Triplet.…”

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Neutron activation analysis for simultaneous determination of trace elements in ambient air collected on glass-fiber filters

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“…For the filter group under analysis, this tolerance interval becomes a method-dependence atmospheric concentration. Any analytical result above this concentration can be ascribed, with relative certainty, to the atmospheric particulate; any results below this concentration cannot be discriminated from filter media contributions (9). RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Triplet.…”

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Neutron activation analysis for simultaneous determination of trace elements in ambient air collected on glass-fiber filters

1979

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Trace Elements in Coal

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A rapid method for the determination of arsenic, cadmium, copper, lead and zinc in airborne particulates by flame atomic absorption spectrometry

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Analytica Chimica Acta

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