Post-column hydride generation with in-situ preconcentration in a dielectric barrier discharge atomizer for sensitive arsenic speciation analysis by atomic absorption spectrometry

The developed analytical procedure is fully automated, with a clear application potential, offering a great alternative method for As speciation analysis without ICP-MS while maintaining relatively low LODs.

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Analytica Chimica Acta
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2025-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aca.2025.344884
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Analytical chemistry methods development
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Post-column hydride generation with in-situ preconcentration in a dielectric barrier discharge atomizer for sensitive arsenic speciation analysis by atomic absorption spectrometry

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Post-column hydride generation with in-situ preconcentration in a dielectric barrier discharge atomizer for sensitive arsenic speciation analysis by atomic absorption spectrometry

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Abstract

The developed analytical procedure is fully automated, with a clear application potential, offering a great alternative method for As speciation analysis without ICP-MS while maintaining relatively low LODs.

Analytica Chimica ActaVol. 1383
Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Analytical Chemistry (CZ)
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