Aas HG Epa Method 2452
Aas HG Epa Method 2452
Aas HG Epa Method 2452
INSTRUMENTATION: AA
3.1 Until more conclusive data are obtained, samples should be preserved by
acidification with nitric acid to a pH of 2 or lower immediately at the time of
collection.") If only dissolved mercury is to be determined, the sample should
be filtered before the acid is added. For total mercury the filtration is omitted.
5.0 Apparatus
6.0 Reagents
7.0 Procedure
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