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Simple mercury speciation analysis by CVG-ICP-MS following TMAH pre-treatment and microwave-assisted digestion

Wu et al., 2012

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12995085408792815193
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Wu Y
Lee Y
Wu L
Hou X
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Microchemical Journal

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A simple method was proposed for mercury cold vapor generation (CVG) in tetramethylammoniumhydroxide (TMAH) solution for speciation analysis of ultratrace inorganic mercury and total mercury in biological samples by inductively coupled plasma …
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