Accelerated and Automated Extraction of Hexavalent Chromium from Solid Waste Materials Coupled with Ion Chromatography Determination

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LCGC Europe

LCGC EuropeLCGC Europe-04-01-2005
Volume 18
Issue 4
Pages: 220–224

In this article, the authors describe a method based on the accelerated and automated extraction of hexavalent chromium from solid samples followed by ion chromatography analysis using spectrophotometric detection. The experiments were performed on different samples of sludge and soil.

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