Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis

Summary

Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis is a scholarly chapter^[1].

Key Facts

• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis authored Kevin E. Ashley^[2].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[3].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's page is recorded as 353-369^[4].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's DOI is recorded as 10.1016/S0166-526X(03)41012-X^[5].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's part of is recorded as Q26880162^[6].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's language of work or name is recorded as English^[7].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's publication date is recorded as +2003-00-00T00:00:00Z^[8].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's sponsor is recorded as NIOSH Division of Applied Research and Technology^[9].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's main subject is recorded as hydrogen peroxide^[10].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's main subject is recorded as exposure assessment^[11].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's main subject is recorded as chemical analysis^[12].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's published in is recorded as Q26880162^[13].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's title is recorded as Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis^[14].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Acoustic cavitation and its chemical consequences^[15].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Strategies for solid sample treatment^[16].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Ultrasonic extraction of heavy metals from environmental and industrial hygiene samples for their subsequent determination^[17].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Ultrasonic extraction as a sample preparation technique for elemental analysis by atomic spectrometry^[18].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Determination of hexavalent chromium in industrial hygiene samples using ultrasonic extraction and flow injection analysis^[19].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Lead analysis of ambient air particulates: interlaboratory evaluation of EPA lead reference method^[20].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Effect of ultrasonic agitation on the release of copper, iron, manganese and zinc from soil and sediment using the BCR three-stage sequential extraction^[21].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Ultrasound-assisted extraction of lead from solid samples: a new perspective on the slurry-based sample preparation methods for electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometry^[22].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Hexavalent Chromium Extraction from Soils: A Comparison of Five Methods^[23].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as The impact of particulates on the aqueous sonication of bromobenzene^[24].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Determination of Sb, Ni and V in slurry from airborne particulate material collected on filter by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry^[25].
• Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's cites work is recorded as Comparison of inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry, anodic stripping voltammetry and instrumental neutron-activation analysis for the determination of heavy metals in airborne particulate matter^[26].

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Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's part of is recorded as Q26880162^[6].

Designation and Status

Sonication as a sample preparation method for elemental analysis's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[3].