Atomic absorption and optical emission analysis of NASN atmospheric particulate samples for lead

Scott, Donald R.; Hemphill, David C.; Holboke, L. E.; Long, Sharon J.; Loseke, W. A.; Pranger, Louis J.; Thompson, Richard J.

doi:10.1021/es60120a011

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“…Most of these are sensitive and reliable for determining background concentrations of lead compounds in the environment and levels at which health effects might occur. The most frequently used methods are AAS, GFAAS, ASV, and ICP/AES, the methods recommended by EPA and NIOSH (ASTM 1998a;Birch et al 1980;EPA 1988b;NIOSH 1981NIOSH , 1994cNIOSH , 2003Scott et al 1976). The definitive method is IDMS, which is used to produce reference standards by which laboratories can determine the reliability of their analyses (Volkening et al 1988).…”

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“…As with the analysis of biological samples, the definitive method of analysis for lead is IDMS. (Birch et al 1980;EPA 1988b;NIOSH 1981NIOSH , 1994aNIOSH , 1994cNIOSH , 2003Scott et al 1976). Accuracy and precision are generally good.…”

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