Development of analytical methods for comprehensive chemical and physical speciation or arsenicals in groundwater

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Aldstadt, J. H.
Development of analytical methods for comprehensive chemical and physical speciation or arsenicals in groundwater
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, November 2002 [covers September 2000-September 2002]

URL to cite for this work: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/EcoNatRes.Project154

[Title page] Development of analytical methods for comprehensive chemical and physical speciation of arsenicals in groundwater, p. [1]

[Contents] Table of contents, pp. 2-3

Project summary, pp. 4-7

Background, pp. 8-10

Sample collection & pre-treatment -- preservative studies, pp. 11-18

Chemical speciation (on-site) -- potentiometric srtipping studies, pp. 19-24

Chemical speciation (on-site) -- ion chromatography studies, pp. 25-35

Physical speciation -- field-flow fractionation studies, pp. 36-39

Acknowledgements, p. 40

Appendix A. sample collection procedure for inorganic arsenic compounds in well water by solid-phase extraction, pp. 41 ff.

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