On-Site Investigation of Contaminated Soil by GC-MS and EDXRF-Techniques

Matz, Gerhard; Schröder, Wolfgang P.; Flachowsky, J.

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“…All of these show good results by the onsite GC/ MS analyses. 28 Figure 11 compares the results of 44 laboratories. Here two homogenized contaminated soils containing PAH have been analyzed.…”

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Fast GC/MS field screening for excavation and bioremediation of contaminated soil

Matz

Schröder

1996

Field Analyt. Chem. Technol.

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“…Comparisons with the results of samples analyzed in commercial laboratories have shown the high reliability of the results obtained in the field. 28 Besides the advantage of getting immediate on-site analytical results, field analysis may greatly reduce costs without loss of quality.…”

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Fast GC/MS field screening for excavation and bioremediation of contaminated soil

Matz

Schröder

1996

Field Analyt. Chem. Technol.

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Mobile Mass Spectrometry Used for On‐Site/In Situ Environmental Measurements

Matz

Schröder

Kotiaho

2000

Encyclopedia of Analytical Chemistry

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The potential of mass spectrometry (MS) and gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS) techniques for on‐site analysis of compounds in a variety of matrixes such as air, water, soil and surfaces is discussed. The fundamental principles of operation including different mass separation procedures, modes of injection and separation methods for mixtures are presented here with a special emphasis on equipment suitable for measurement in the field. Commercially available systems as well as prototypes are described in detail. The power of MS and/or GC/MS analyses on‐site compared with conventional methods carried out in the laboratory is demonstrated in a detailed review of the literature dealing with measurement campaigns and experiences when applying mobile MS and GC/MS. In conclusion, mobile mass spectrometers have reached a high standard of quality and the operational areas in which they are utilized are likely to increase considerably in the future.

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Field Analytical Techniques for the Analysis of Contaminated Soil

Matz¹,

Schröder²

2001

Treatment of Contaminated Soil

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On-Site Investigation of Contaminated Soil by GC-MS and EDXRF-Techniques

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Fast GC/MS field screening for excavation and bioremediation of contaminated soil

Fast GC/MS field screening for excavation and bioremediation of contaminated soil

Mobile Mass Spectrometry Used for On‐Site/In Situ Environmental Measurements

Field Analytical Techniques for the Analysis of Contaminated Soil

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