Radiochemical separation of the trace elements As, Mo, Sb and Se from some biological standard reference materials

A. Fajgelj; M. Dermelj; A. Byrne; P. Stegnar

doi:10.1007/bf02177005

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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry

Volume/Issue:: Volume 128: Issue 2

Radiochemical separation of the trace elements As, Mo, Sb and Se from some biological standard reference materials

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A. Fajgelj

A. Fajgelj “J. Stefan” Institute and Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology, “E. Kardelj” University 61000 Ljubljana Yugoslavia

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M. Dermelj

M. Dermelj “J. Stefan” Institute and Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology, “E. Kardelj” University 61000 Ljubljana Yugoslavia

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A. Byrne

A. Byrne “J. Stefan” Institute and Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology, “E. Kardelj” University 61000 Ljubljana Yugoslavia

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P. Stegnar

P. Stegnar “J. Stefan” Institute and Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology, “E. Kardelj” University 61000 Ljubljana Yugoslavia

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Pages:: 93–102

Online Publication Date:: 30 Sep 2005

Publication Date:: 17 Sep 1988

Article Category:: Research Article

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02177005

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Abstract

A radiochemical procedure for simultaneous determination of the trace elements As, Mo, Sb and Se after thermal neutron irradiation, based on destruction of the sample with saturated Mg/NO₃/₂ or oxygen combustion, followed by solvent extraction of each element from a common aliquot in 6M hydrochloric acid is deterials was analyzed and good agreement with certified values was obtained.

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Journal of Radionalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
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