1968
DOI: 10.1515/znb-1968-1030
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Notizen: Massenspektrographische Analyse von Pflanzenasche

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“…The reactant and sample ion concentrations are related to the total ion concentration by the equation: = nT + ns (7) Substituting this identity in Equation 6 and solving for rig yields:…”
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“…The reactant and sample ion concentrations are related to the total ion concentration by the equation: = nT + ns (7) Substituting this identity in Equation 6 and solving for rig yields:…”
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“…It now seems possible to develop direct LC-MS-COM systems by directing liquid chromatography effluents into the vaporization zone, and to develop GC-MS-COM sys-tems based upon high resolution (more than 100,000 theoretical plates) thermostable glass capillary columns (7,8). Received for review July 23,1973 The analysis of trace heavy elements in biological media by spark source mass spectrometry has been studied.…”
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“…The use of SSMS in analysis of biological samples is not a new subject (5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11). Evans and Morrison (9) have evaluated the applicability of SSMS for the quantitative determination of trace elements in biological materials, but their study did not emphasize the heavy element region or a direct sampling procedure.…”
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