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Atomic Fluorescence Determination of Mercury in Fresh Water Ecosystems. Article in Journal of Automatic Chemistry, Volume 17, Number 2 (March-April 1995).

 
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95-e09January 1995
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Author(s) Knox, R., W. R. Kammin, and D. Thomson
Description This paper reports on an investigation into determining nanogram/l quantities of mercury in marine and freshwater matrices using a cold vapor generation of mercury, followed by fluorescence detection. Samples were prepared for analysis using a free bromine oxidation technique. A high efficiency gas-liquid separator was used to enhance the detection of mercury.
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Keywords stream, contract, protocol, samples, chemistry, methods, river, water, water quality, vapor, SEPA, mercury, laboratory, marine