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Edited By
M. Stoeppler, Institute of Applied Physical Chemistry, Jülich, Germany
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Techniques and Instrumentation in Analytical Chemistry, 12
Description
The execution of detailed studies on the fate and levels of hazardous elements in the environment, foodstuffs and in human beings has
become a major task in environmental research and especially in analytical chemistry. This has led to a demand to develop new methodology
and optimize that already in use.
The book offers the reader a general introduction to the problem areas that are currently being
tackled, followed by chapters on sampling and sample preservation, strategies and applications of the archiving of selected representative
specimens for long-term storage in environmental specimen banks. This is supplemented by the example of wine as a preserved - frequently,
already historical - specimen which clearly reflects technological changes over time. The following chapters review sample treatment,
present an overview on the most frequently and successfully applied trace analytical methods for metals and metal compounds, and introduce
the increasingly important methods for identifying and quantifying metal species in sediments and soils (speciation).
The chapters
in the second part of the book provide data on analytical methods for determining the levels of toxicologically, ecotoxicologically and
ecologically important elements in environmental and biological materials, including information on the separation and quantification
of chemical and organomatallic species. The elements treated are aluminium, arsenic, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, lead, mercury, nickel,
selenium and thallium. The final chapter treats quality assurance and the importance of the continuous use of appropriate reference materials
to avoid erroneous results.
Contents
Introduction.
1. Metal Analysis - Problem Areas and Analytical Tasks (M. Stoeppler).
Sampling and Sample Treatment.
2. Sampling
and Sample Storage (M. Stoeppler). 3. Environmental Specimen Banking (R.A. Lewis, B. Klein, M. Paulus, C. Horras). 4. Wine - An Enological
Specimen Bank (H.R. Eschnauer, M. Stoeppler). 5. Sample Treatment (P. Tschöpel).
Elemental Analysis.
6. Analytical Methods
and Instrumentation - A Summarizing Overview (M. Stoeppler). 7. Chemical Speciation and Environmental Mobility of Heavy Metals in Sediments
and Soils (M. Sager). 8. Cadmium (M. Stoeppler). 9. Lead (S.J. Hill). 10. Mercury (I. Drabæk, Å. Iverfeldt). 11. Arsenic
(K.J. Irgonic). 12. Thallium (M. Sager). 13. Chromium (N.J. Miller-Ihli). 14. Nickel and Cobalt (M. Stoeppler, P. Ostapczuk). 15. Aluminium
(W. Frech, A. Cedergren). 16. Selenium (M. Ihnat). 17. Quality Assurance and Validation of Results (B. Griepink, M. Stoeppler). Subject
Index.
Bibliographic & ordering Information
Hardbound, publication date: APR-1992
ISBN-13: 978-0-444-89078-8
ISBN-10: 0-444-89078-5
Imprint: ELSEVIER
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USD 280
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