Spectrographic Determination of Beryllium in Urine and Air

Smith, Richard G.; Boyle, A.; Fredrick, William G.; Zack, Bennie

doi:10.1021/ac60062a038

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“…Analytical chemistry of beryllium was reviewed by Vinci (455), Toribara, and Sherman (438) in 1952. Two new7 spectrographic methods have appeared (247,408). A paper by Gilleson (140) dealt with the continuous automatic analysis of beryllium by a modification of the Aughey-Koppius (18,234) continuous spectrographic method for lead.…”

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Air Pollution

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1957

Anal. Chem.

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“…Due to the more intense beam, a factor of 1()4 in sensitivity does not seem unreasonable. In that case, the nuclear reaction analysis of beryllium will probably be superior to the spectrographic method with which it has been possible to detect 10-8 g of beryllium in biologic material with 10 per cent accuracy (SMITH, BOYLE, FREDRICK and ZAK 1952). …”

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