Determination of lead in gasoline by atomic absorption spectrometry using a total consumption burner

Atomic emission spectrometric analysis of organic solutions by electrothermal carbon cup vaporization into an inductively coupled plasma

“…The spike concentration of lead in the standard additions solutions corresponded to ~2 g per U.S. gallon for the original gasoline (before the dilution). This concentration is commonly found in the regular/premium gasoline (18). By use of solution nebulization for these standard solutions, a linear emission relationship was obtained.…”