A Potential New Technique for the Determination of Mercury Vapour in Workplace Atmospheres

Alan Newman; Paula Kearns

A Potential New Technique for the Determination of Mercury Vapour in Workplace Atmospheres

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Abstract

In this method a halogen lamp, coated in gold by sputtering, is used to adsorb atmospheric mercury via a diffusion gap. Passing current through the fillament drives off the mercury into an inert gas stream into the atom cell of either an atomic fluorescence or atomic absorption system. Excellent sensitivity and reproducibility are obtained.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Sept 1993
Event	International Environment 93 - Wembley Conference Centre, London Duration: 29 Sept 1993 → 29 Sept 1993

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Conference	International Environment 93
City	London
Period	29/09/93 → 29/09/93

Keywords

Mercury
Workplace atmospheres
Industrial hygiene

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A Potential New Technique for the Determination of Mercury Vapour in Workplace Atmospheres

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