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Use of xenon as internal standard for the accurate determination of trace elements in water samples by ICP-MS

Balaram et al., 2012

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Balaram V
Satyanarananan M
Avdeev D
Berdinikov N
Roy P
Sawant S
Subramanyam K
Anjaiah K
Kamala C
Mathur R
Dasaram B
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Atomic Spectroscopy

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Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) has become one of the most powerful analytical tools for the precise determination of trace elemental concentrations in a variety of geological and environmental materials, including ground and surface waters (1) …
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