The Determination of trace metals in natural waters
Author(s)
Bibliographic Information
The Determination of trace metals in natural waters
Blackwell Scientific Publications, 1988
Available at 17 libraries
Note
At head of title: International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry Division
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Each field of chemistry is confronted with the problem of monitoring water quality and research on trace chemical compounds. This text is designed to meet the needs of the many potential users for reliable guidelines and methods of the analysis of trace elements in natural waters - eg analytical chemists, hydrologists, oceanographers, toxicologists, ecologists - involved inthe quality control of natural waters and the detection of traces. This project, initiated by T.S.West, President of the Division of Analytical Chemistry of IUPAC, in 1979, is intended to offer chemists and related scientists a survey of available methods, showing their respective performances, their areas of application and, in general, information that will enable them to apply the data to the resolution of specific problems.
Table of Contents
- Spectrophotometric and fluorimetric methods
- Atomic-, mass-, X-ray-spectrometric methods, electronparamagnetic and luminescence methods
- Voltammetric methods
- Neutron activation analysis
- Measurement of pH in natural waters
- Electroanalytical measurement of trace metals complexation
- Trace metal complexation by inorganic ligands in sea water
- Adsorption of trade elements by suspended particulate matter in aquatic systems
- Physicochemical speciation of trace elements in oxygenated estuarine waters
- Chemical mechanisms operating in sea water.
by "Nielsen BookData"