Aluminium speciation in natural waters
Date
1999
Authors
Pyrzynska, Krystyna
Bulska, Ewa
Hulanicki, Andrzej
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Publisher
Instytut Chemii Fizycznej Pan
Abstract
The presence of aluminium in the form of different species in natural waters receives an increasing attention due to better understanding of its bioavailability, toxicity and transport mechanism. Recently a number of methods for fractionating of aluminium have been developed. Most of them are operationally defined, since the validation of what is really measured in real samples is very difficult. This review concerns the specific problems of aluminium speciation analysis and highlights some important methods used for this purpose.
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Keywords
Chemistry, Aluminium speciation analysis, Analytical methods, Reviews, Flow-injection analysis, Aqueous aluminum, Chemical speciation, Pyrocatechol violet, Ion chromatography, Kinetic aspects, Soil solutions, Acidic waters, Fulvic-acid, Complexes
Citation
Pyrzynska, K. vd. (1999). "Aluminium speciation in natural waters". Chemia Analityczna, 44(1), 1-14.