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Determination of Lead and Cadmium in water by FAAS after Enriching with Sediment

Li Yin

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The content of lead and cadmium in water were determined by flame atomic absorption spectroscopy after enriching with precipitated by Mg(OH)2.The lead and cadmium in the water is less than the government standard.The recoveries of the elements are between 70% to 110%.The method is simple,rapid,accuracy and satisfactory.

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The content of lead and cadmium in water were determined by flame atomic absorption spectroscopy after enriching with precipitated by Mg(OH)2.The lead and cadmium in the water is less than the government standard.The recoveries of the elements are between 70% to 110%.The method is simple,rapid,accuracy and satisfactory.

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The content of lead and cadmium in water were determined by flame atomic absorption spectroscopy after enriching with precipitated by Mg(OH)2.The lead and cadmium in the water is less than the government standard.The recoveries of the elements are between 70% to 110%.The method is simple,rapid,accuracy and satisfactory.

Key concepts: Cadmium, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Lead (geology), Chemistry, Sediment, Environmental chemistry, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Geology

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