Note on the flameless atomic absorption response of mercury without added reducing agent

Gutenmann, Walter H.; Lisk, Donald J.; Grier, Nathaniel

doi:10.1007/bf01684467

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“…The signal was about 20% as large as that observed in the presence of the reducing agents. These observations cannot be explained by volatility of HgCl2 as suggested by previous workers (11,12) for several reasons. Data to support these reasons are presented in Table I.…”

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“…Formation of HgCU2-in the presence of excess chloride was thought to stop the loss. Gutenmann and Lisk (12) reported a response from mercury in the Hatch and Ott procedure without adding the reducing agent. They suggest that the mercury was vaporized as HgCl2 which was then photolytically decomposed in the absorption cell to yield atomic mercury.…”

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