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Spectroscopy

Minerals in Drinking Water with the PinAAcle 500 AA Spectrometer

Author(s):

Ken Neubauer,Deborah Bradshaw

This work focuses on the determination of seven non-toxic elements usually found in drinking waters with the PerkinElmer PinAAcle 500 flame AA spectrometer.

 

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