Inversion-chronopotentiometric analysis of mercury in water

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GALIMOVA, V.M

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TextSeries: Journal of Water Chemistry and Technology ; Volume , number ,Kiev Allerton Press 2013Content type:

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Summary: We have developed a technique for determination of mercury in drinking and natural waters (0.5 μg/dm3) based on the improved method of inverse chronopotentiometry using an M-XA1000-5 analyzer. The article has discussed the expediency of using this method for monitoring the state of the environment.

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We have developed a technique for determination of mercury in drinking and natural waters (0.5 μg/dm3) based on the improved method of inverse chronopotentiometry using an M-XA1000-5 analyzer. The article has discussed the expediency of using this method for monitoring the state of the environment.

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