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1034107 
Journal Article 
Behaviour of the different oxidation states of As, Sb, Se an Sn using dithiocarbamates for their separation from environmental, food and drug samples 
Seltner, HD; Linder, HR; Schreiber, B 
1981 
Yes 
International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry
ISSN: 0306-7319
EISSN: 1029-0397 
HEEP/82/07252 
10 
7-12 
English 
The mentioned elements are known to occur in the environment in different oxydation states with different biological activities. Speciation of the oxydation state by selective enrichment can lead to relevant information for the toxicologist. A sample treatment procedure is described that --allows to discriminate between the oxidation states of the mentioned elements --converts the elements to the optimum oxydation state for enrichment from the sample --brings the elements in an ideal form for their determination by x-ray fluorescence analysis using coprecipitation with the dibenzyl-ammoniumsalt of dibenzyldithiocarbamic acid. An outline of the method, instrumentation used and applications to organic, biological and environmental samples is given. 
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