Sentence examples for metal monitoring from inspiring English sources
This chapter provides a general introduction to fiber optic chemical sensors (FOCS) with particular application for heavy metal monitoring.
These are: neuroscience; point-of-care testing; trace metal monitoring in environmental and biological matrices; and electrochemiluminescence.
The biosensor efficiently senses zinc and copper with a calculated detection limit of 16 μM and 26 μM, respectively, and was shown to be a sensitive and effective heavy metal monitoring bacterial system.
On the basis of the present data, mercury-free screen-printed electrodes modified with functionalized mesoporous silicas have the potential to become the next-generation analyzers for decentralized heavy metal monitoring in environmental samples.
For example, the use of lichens for monitoring of PCDD/Fs [ 75] or mosses for heavy metal monitoring [ 76] are documented in literature.
A model 7500a ICP mass spectrometer (Agilent Technologies, Tokyo, Japan) was used for quantification of the metal content in extracts and for online metal monitoring in the HPLC eluate.
A novel automated metal monitor was optimised and validated for high temporal resolution (every 45 s to 5 min) measurements of dissolved Cu by adsorptive cathodic stripping voltammetry (AdCSV), Pb and Zn by anodic stripping voltammetry (ASV).
This article overviews the design and the application of field-deployable voltammetric instrumentation for trace-metal monitoring.
The most recent developments in flow cells with gel-coated iridium (Ir) micro-electrode arrays have resulted in submersible in situ voltammetric probes that allow long-term trace-metal monitoring at sub-nanomolar concentrations in coastal waters.
Some of the beneficial health effects and negative consequences due to ingestion of heavy metals monitored in this study are compiled from United States Environmental Protection Agency US EPAA 2014) and Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR 2014).
Previously, regulators in Britain urged that patients with "metal-on-metal" hips — in which a joint's ball and cup are both made of metal — be monitored for five years to detect damage caused by metallic debris generated as the implants wear.
