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Nickel determination with the graphite tube technique Furnace method

4 Nickel determination with the graphite tube technique (Furnace method) [Pg.385]

Optimum measuring range Determination limit Calibration Acid concentration [Pg.385]

10 ml nitric acid (1.40 g/ml) per 1000 ml sample solution 10 pi 0.1 % ammonium nitrate solution Dissolve 0.1 g NH4NO3 in water and make up to 100 ml [Pg.385]

Inorganic mercury compounds (ionogenic) and organic compounds such as methyl mercury, ethyl mercury and so on may occur in water. The latter may be concentrated to a certain extent in organisms (e.g. fish). Although the absolute quantity involved is mostly only very small, in view of their [Pg.385]




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Furnace methods

Graphite tube

Graphitic tubes

Method techniques

Nickel determination

Nickel tubing

Nickel-graphite

The Tube

Tube furnaces

With nickel

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