EPA Method 245.7 is a specialized analytical procedure used to determine mercury (
) concentrations in various water sources, including drinking water, surface water, and industrial wastewater. It is favored for its high sensitivity, allowing for detection at parts-per-trillion levels. Technical Principles 245.7z.001
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: Moisture and water vapor must be removed using drying tubes to prevent "quenching," which weakens the fluorescence signal. Application and Precision If this file contains an essay, it cannot
To maintain accuracy, analysts must manage several chemical interferences:
