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Environmental Sampling for Trace Analysis
by
Bernd Markert
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Publisher: VCH Publishers
Number Of Pages: 525
Publication Date: 1994-08
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 3527300511
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9783527300518
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Environmental Sampling for Trace Analysis
by
Bernd Markert
By
Publisher: VCH Publishers
Number Of Pages: 525
Publication Date: 1994-08
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 3527300511
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9783527300518
Table of content
Frontmatter (p i-xxx)
Part I: Historical Aspects
Chapter 1:
History of Sampling Demonstrated on the Ore Mining Industry - Empirical and Theoretical Approaches (p 2-7)
Part II: General Aspects
Chapter 2:
General Aspects of Environmental Sampling (p 10-71)
Chapter 3:
Trace Elements Need Trace Analysis (p 73-91)
Chapter 4:
Error Estimation in Environmental Sampling and Analysis (p 93-10
Chapter 5:
Estimation with Varying Detection Limits (p 109-121)
Part III: Examples for Sampling: Air
Chapter 6:
Particle and Gas Measurements on Filters (p 124-161)
Chapter 7:
Organic Gas Sampling (p 163-184)
Part III: Examples for Sampling: Water
Chapter 8:
Sampling of Freshwaters for Estimation of all Detectable Elements (p 186-202)
Chapter 9:
Guidelines for Sampling Freshwater for Eutrophication Management Programs (p 203-221)
Chapter 10:
The Sampling Strategy in the River Elbe Experiences (p 223-24
Chapter 11:
Sampling Treated Wastewaters and Receiving Streams (p 249-254)
Chapter 12:
Water and Wastewater Sampling for Environmental Analysis (p 255-27
Chapter 13:
Sampling of Groundwater for General Quality Monitoring (p 279-285)
Chapter 14:
Groundwater Sampling for Metals (p 287-302)
Part III: Examples for Sampling: Soils and Sediments
Chapter 15:
Representative Soil Sampling (p 305-320)
Chapter 16:
Problems and Results in the Development of International Standards for Sampling and Pretreatment of Soils (p 321-334)
Chapter 17:
Fixed and Hypothesis-Guided Soil Sampling Methods-Principles, Strategies, and Examples (p 335-345)
Chapter 18:
Sampling for Trace Analysis of Lake Sediments (p 347-364)
Chapter 19:
Sampling Design for Studying the Relationships between Heavy Metals in Soils, Sediments, and Discharged Wastewaters (p 365-37
Part III: Examples for Sampling: Plants and Animals
Chapter 20:
Sampling of Plants for Environmental Trace Analysis in Terrestrial, Semiterrestrial and Aquatic Environments (p 380-394)
Chapter 21:
On the Sampling of Vascular Plants for Monitoring of Heavy Metal Pollution (p 395-414)
Chapter 22:
Sampling of Terricolous Lichen and Moss Species for Trace Element Analysis, with Special Reference to Bioindication of Air Pollution (p 415-434)
Chapter 23:
Comparative Investigation of the Distribution of Chemical Elements in an Aceri tatarico-Quercetum Plant Community and in Stands of Cultivated Plants (p 435-442)
Chapter 24:
Sampling of Tropical Terrestrial Plants with Particular Reference to the Determination of Trace Elements (p 443-447)
Chapter 25:
Sampling in the Stemflow and Throughfall Areas of Forests (p 449-464)
Chapter 26:
Sampling of Different Social Categories of Red Wood Ants (Formica s. str.) for Biomonitoring (p 465-489)
Part IV: Literature Survey
Chapter 27:
Overview of References for Sampling and Related Topics (p 493-509)
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