2005Chinese Journal of Spectroscopy LaboratoryRequires access

Simultaneous Determination of Trace Arsenic and Mercury in Soil by Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry

Cai Shun

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The simultaneous determination of As and Hg in soil by Atomic Fluorescence Spect rometry was performed.The recoveries are in the range of 90%—93%.The detection limits are 0.18μg/L and 0.057μg/L and the RSD are 3.94% and 5.00% for As and Hg,respectively.The method is simple,rapid,and sensitive.

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The simultaneous determination of As and Hg in soil by Atomic Fluorescence Spect rometry was performed.The recoveries are in the range of 90%—93%.The detection limits are 0.18μg/L and 0.057μg/L and the RSD are 3.94% and 5.00% for As and Hg,respectively.The method is simple,rapid,and sensitive.

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The simultaneous determination of As and Hg in soil by Atomic Fluorescence Spect rometry was performed.The recoveries are in the range of 90%—93%.The detection limits are 0.18μg/L and 0.057μg/L and the RSD are 3.94% and 5.00% for As and Hg,respectively.The method is simple,rapid,and sensitive.

Key concepts: Mercury (programming language), Arsenic, Chemistry, Detection limit, Environmental chemistry, Soil test, Fluorescence spectrometry, Fluorescence

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