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Abstract
Atomic absorption spectrometry using a pyrocoated graphite furnace atomizer was applied for the determination of the trace amounts of ytterbium in sea water. The ytterbium ion was concentrated by coprecipitating with ferric hydroxide and its precipitation was dissolved in 2 ml of 8 mol/dm^3 hydrochloric acid solution. Twenty microliters of this solution were directly injected into the graphite furnace atomizer. By this analysis, the content of ytterbium in sea water was found to be (0.68〜1.1)×10^<-9>g/l.
Journal
- Science and technology [List of Volumes]
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Science and technology 4, 55-60, 1992-01 [Table of Contents]
Kinki University