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Ultrasensitive determination of cobalt and nickel by atomic fluorescence spectrometry using APDC enhanced chemical vapor generation

Zeng et al., 2012

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11997973411299860400
Author
Zeng C
Jia Y
Lee Y
Hou X
Wu L
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Microchemical Journal

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Ammonium pyrrolidine dithiocarbamate (APDC) was used to enhance the chemical vapor generation (CVG) efficiency of nickel and cobalt. Volatile nickel and cobalt species were effectively generated through reduction of acidified analyte solution with 2% potassium …
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