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CRC Press - Speciation Studies in Soil, Sediment and Samples

65 black & white illustrations, 3 colour

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Description

Understanding the chemical form of an element is vital for accurate environmental analysis. This professional text from CRC Press addresses why speciation studies in biological and environmental matrices are often more significant than total element determination. Because different chemical forms of a single element possess vastly different levels of toxicity and bioavailability, knowing the specific species present is essential for modern research. This book provides a detailed evaluation of various separation-detection techniques and hyphenated systems. Readers will find information regarding the specific advantages and disadvantages of different methods, particularly in relation to precision, sensitivity, and detection limits. It is designed to assist those working with the identification and quantification of species in systems at ultra-trace levels, making it a valuable resource for soil science and environmental studies.

Key Features

Focuses on the importance of speciation over total element determination for better accuracy in biological and environmental matrices.

Explains the differences in bioavailability and toxicity between various chemical forms of a particular element.

Evaluates different separation-detection techniques used for identifying and quantifying species in complex systems.

Provides insights into hyphenated systems and their impact on precision and sensitivity during analysis.

Addresses methods for detecting and quantifying species present in systems at ultra-trace levels.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
26 September 2013
Listed Since
07 January 2013

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