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Comparison of methods for particulate phase mercury analysis: sampling and analysis

Lynam et al., 2002

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13686619787005111024
Author
Lynam M
Keeler G
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Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry

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Accurate and reliable sampling and analysis of mercury forms is an overriding aim of any atmospheric monitoring effort which seeks to understand the fate and transport of the metal in the environment. Although a fraction of the total mercury forms found in the atmosphere …
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