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Speciation analysis of trace inorganic arsenic in dietary supplements by slurry sampling hydride generation atomic absorption spectrometry

Sun et al., 2011

Document ID
9961310225281825957
Author
Sun H
Liu X
Miao Y
Publication year
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Food analytical methods

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A new, rapid, and sensitive method was developed for speciation analysis of inorganic arsenic in dietary supplements using slurry sampling hydride generation atomic absorption spectrometry. As (III) content was determined under 1% HCl acidity conditions using both …
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