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TRACE ELEMENTS IN FUEL

S. P. Bapu, ed., Trace Elements in Fuel, Advances in Chemistry, Series 141, American Chemical Society, Washington, D.C., 1975. [Pg.338]

Increased environmental concern has accelerated research on the analysis of trace elements in fuels in many university and governmental facilities. Because instruments such as mass spectrometers and nuclear reactors for neutron activation analysis are available, much of this research uses sophisticated instrumentation and techniques. However, the wet chemistry laboratory is still the only available source of chemical... [Pg.31]

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