Using Dynamic Reaction Cell ICP-MS to Determine the Full Suite of Elements in Rainwater Samples (PDF)

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Volume 20
Issue 1

This paper describes how analysts at an environmental and geochemical laboratory utilize dynamic reaction cell ICP-MS technology to study the transport and deposition of important trace metals from rainwater.

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Using Dynamic Reaction Cell ICP-MS to Determine the Full Suite of Elements in Rainwater Samples (PDF)
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