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PROGRAMME

Colloquium Spectroscopicum Internationale XXXVIIIJune 17 - 20, 2013, Tromsø, Norway

Table of Content 01Welcome Letter 02Organising and Scientific Committee 03International Advisory Board 04Continuation Committee 04General Information 05Social Programme 08Scientific Programme 10Liability 10Sponsors and Exhibitors 11Correspondence after the Conference 12Schedule of Events 14Daily Programme 16Poster Presentations 34

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On behalf of the Norwegian Chemical Society, University of Tromsø and the Organising Committee it is an honour and pleasure to welcome you to Tromsø and the Colloquium Spectroscopicum Internationale XXXVIII in Tromsø, Norway, June 17 – 20, 2013. This conference provides both an international and a regional forum by which researchers and users have the opportunity to share their knowledge and exchange ideas.

We know that the natural beauty of the area will captivate you, but we also hope that the conference excursions, social events and farewell dinner may complement the scientific endeavours.

WELCOME!

Yngvar Thomassen Walter LundJon Øyvind Odland

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YNGVAR THOMASSEN Chairman

National Institute of Occupational Health and Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås, Norway

WALTER LUND Vice-Chairman

University of Oslo, Norway

ELIN GJENGEDAL Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås, Norway

IVAR MARTINSENGE Healthcare, Oslo, Norway

ARNE ÅSHEIMExhibition Coordinator

Molab AS, avd. Porsgrunn, Norway

SVERRE OMANG Treasurer

Oslo, Norway

ODDVAR RØYSETH NIVA, Norwegian Institute of Water Research, Oslo, Norway

BALÁZS BERLINGERSecretary

National Institute of Occupational Health, Oslo, Norway

JON ØYVIND ODLANDUniversity of Tromsø, Norway

ANNE REGINE LAGERUniversity Hospital, Tromsø, Norway

ORGANISING AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

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ORGANISERSThe Colloquium Spectroscopicum Internationale XXXVIII is organised by the

Norwegian Chemical Society and the University of Tromsø and in collaboration with International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry.

Freddy Adams BelgiumMichael Bolshov RussiaMaria Luisa de Carvalho PortugalAlbert Gilmutdinov RussiaDetlef Günther SwitzerlandKlaus Heumann GermanyGary Hieftje USAAlexander A. Kamnev RussiaRyszard Lobinski FranceRobert McCrindle South-AfricaAlfredo Sanz Medel SpainJános Mink HungaryHarpal Minhas UKLars-Otto Reiersen NorwayBernhard Welz BrazilGyula Záray Hungary

Bernhard Welz Department of Chemistry, UFSC, BrazilMarco Aurélio Zezzi Arruda Institute of Chemistry, UNICAMP, BrazilYngvar Thomassen National Institute of Occupational Health, NorwayBalázs Berlinger National Institute of Occupational Health, NorwayMaria Luisa de Carvalho Atomic Physics Center, University of Lisbon, PortugalJoaquim dos Santos Department of Physics,University of Coimbra, Portugal

INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD

CONTINUATION COMMITTEE

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Participants are requested to register as soon as possible upon arrival, preferably at Radisson Blu Hotel.

CONFERENCE DESK

Sunday, June 1616:00 - 20:00 Lobby of Radisson Blu Hotel.

Monday, June 17 07:00 - 08:30 Lobby of Radisson Blu Hotel.

Monday, June 1713:00 -18:00 Faculty of Health Sciences, First floor HE-building.

Tuesday, June 1808:30 -18:00 Faculty of Health Sciences, First floor HE-building.

Wednesday, June 1908:30 -18:00 Faculty of Health Sciences, First floor HE-building.

Thursday, June 20 08:30 -15:00 Faculty of Health Sciences, First floor HE-building.

GENERAL INFORMATION

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CONFERENCE VENUE

All oral sessions will be held in the various auditoriums of University of Tromsø.

The morning plenary sessions will be held in Auditorium 1, Teorifagbygget, House 1.

The afternoon sessions will be held in the Auditoriums at the Faculty of Health Sciences, First floor HE-Building, Lysgården.

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№20: First floor HE-Building

№27: Auditorium 1, Teorifagbygget, House 1

Conference buses will leave from outside the main entrance of Radisson Blu Hotel every morning from Monday, June 17, including Thursday, June 20, at 08:00 and 08:30. Please consult the conference program for the bus return schedule.

The public bus connection between the centre of the city and the university campus is quite good. Bus no. 20/21 leaves from Fr. Langes gate (F1) in the centre of the city, and from the university just below building 23 on the campus map. This trip takes approximately 10 minutes. The bus leaves every 15 mins from the centre of the city on weekdays. You can also take bus no. 34 – but this route takes you on a longer journey round the southern parts of the island (nice, if you are not in a hurry).

BUS TRANSPORTATION FROM TROMSØ CITY TO UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

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MONDAY, JUNE 17, 19:00-24:00, CSI CLUB Sponsored by Agilents Technologies and Matriks AS

AND TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 19:00-24:00, CSI CLUB

The Ølhallen pub in Tromsø opened in1928 in the cellar of Macks Bryggeri, the most northerly brewery in the world. Here, in a world of what appears to be eternal can-dle-lit night, perched on wooden stools, every Tom, Dick and Harry in Tromsø takes his beer. This is no cool, trendy bar – Ølhallen is an original, in a class of its own.As a CSI-participant you go to Ølhallen to drink beer, Mack beer. Mack’s entire selec-tion is available, on draught, in bottles, or both. Regular Gullmack Pilsner, the heavier Håkon beer, the dark, malty Bayer beer and all the new kinds of beer are offered, but Ølhallen’s regulars swear by Blanding: two parts dark Bayer and one part light Pilsner.Each CSI-participant is granted minimum two 0.5 L drafts free of charge! Cheaper beer is not available in town!

A selection of Peppes famous pizzas will also be served free of charge.Ølhallen is at the southern end of Tromsø’s main street, Storgata 4, and is easy to find.

SOCIAL PROGRAMME

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 19:45 ,CONFERENCE DINNER AT THE FRAM CENTRESponsored by Agilents Technologies and Matriks AS

Conference Dinner at the Fram Centre - High North Research Centre for Climate and the Environment.

After an introduction to the scientific activities at the Fram Centre a seafood buffet dinner will be served. Non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages are included.NOK 500 (not included in the registration fee.)

The Fram Centre - High North Research Centre for Climate and the Environment, is based in Tromsø, and consists of about 500 scientists from 20 institutions involved in interdisciplinary research in the fields of natural science, technology and social sciences. FRAM contributes to maintaining Norway’s prominent status in the management of environment and natural resources in the North.

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Walkingdistance from Radisson Blue Hotel to Ølhallen: 650 meters

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ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Invited plenary lectures and submitted oral contributions will be 30 and 20 minutes in length, respectively (including discussion).Video projectors and computers will be provided in all lecture rooms.

POSTERS

The posters should be mounted Monday, June 17, in the poster area located at the Faculty of Health Sciences, First floor HE-Building, Lysgården. Materials for poster mounting are available either from the Conference Desk or in the poster mounting area. All posters will be exhibited throughout the whole conference.

LANGUAGE

The working language of the conference is English.

THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES HAVE REGISTERED FOR DISPLAY AND DEMONSTRATION

The Organising Committee declines any responsibility whatsoever for injuries or damages to persons or their property during the Conference.

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

LIABILITY

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The exhibition of scientific instrumentation, literature and consumables is located next to the auditoriums of Faculty of Health Sciences, First floor HE-Building, Lysgården.

agilentanalytik Jena

brukermilestone srl

shimadzuthermo scientific

kaiser optical systems

perkin elmerpanalyticalcpi internationalgammadatamagritek gmbhpostnova

SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORSThe conference is sponsored by

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matriksK J E M I S K T E K N O L O G I

International Union of Pure and Applied

Chemistry

YNGVAR THOMASSENNational Institute of Occupational HealthP.O. Box 8149 DEP, N-0033 Oslo, NorwayTel +47 23 19 53 20 Fax +47 23 19 52 06E-mail [email protected]

CORRESPONDENCE AFTER THE CONFERENCE

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS June 17-‐20, 2013

Time Sunday, June 16 Monday, June 17 Tuesday, June 18

09:00

Opening Ceremony, Teorifagbygget, House 1 Plenary Lecture

PL7-PL9 Teorifagbygget, House 1

09:15 09:30 09:45

Inaugural Lecture PL1

10:00 10:15 10:30 Coffee Break,10:30-11:00 10:45 Coffee Break, 10:45-11:15 11:00

Plenary Lecture PL10-PL12

11:15


11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:30

Lunch, Lysgården 12:30-13:30

12:45 13:00

Lunch, Lysgården, 13:00-14:00

13:15 13:30

Lecture L25-L29 Aud. 6



13:45 14:00 Plenary Lecture PL5-PL6,

Auditorium 6, Lysgården 14:15 14:30 14:45

Lecture L1-L4, Aud. 3



15:00 15:15 Coffee Break, 15:20-15:40 15:30 15:45

CSI award Auditorium 6

16:00

Registration Radisson Blu Hotel

Coffee Break, 16:00-16:20 16:15




16:30 16:45 NKS award, Auditorium 6 17:00 17:15

Award Reception Lysgården

17:30

17:45

18:00 18:15 Bus Departures, 18:15 Bus Departures, 18:15 18:30

18:45 19:00

The CSI-Club Ølhallen

The CSI-Club Ølhallen

19:15 19:30 19:45 20:00

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTSJune 17-20, 2013

Wednesday, June 19 Thursday, June 20 Time


Teorifagbygget, House 1


Teorifagbygget, House 1

09:00 09:15 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45

Coffee Break, 11:00-11:20 Coffee Break 11:00-11:20 11:00

Plenary Lecture PL17-PL19 11:20-12:50


11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00

Lunch, Lysgården, 12:20-13:20

12:15 12:30

Lunch, Lysgården,12:50-13:50

12:45 13:00


13:15 13:30

Plenary Lecture PL20 13:50-14:20

13:45 14:00





Lecture L64-L67

Lecture L68-L70

14:15 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 15:30

Closing Ceremony 15:45

15:45 16:00 16:15

Bus Departures, 16:30 16:30

16:45 17:00

Poster Discussions 16:50-18:30

17:15 17:30 17:45 18:00 18:15

Bus Departures, 18:30 18:30

18:45 19:00 19:15 19:30

Conference Dinner, Fram Centre, 19:45 19:45 20:00

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MONDAY, JUNE 17, 2013

Time Abs. OPENING CEREMONY Auditorium 1, Teorifagbygget, House 1 Chairman: yngvar thomassen

09:00 opening ceremony starts

09:45 pl1 inaugural lecture Hubble Space Telescope and Its Discoveries. richard e. griffiths, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA/NASA HQ

10:45 coffee break

CLIMATE CHANGE AND SPECTROSCOPY Auditorium 1, Teorifagbygget, House 1 Chairman: yngvar thomassen

11:15 pl2 Climate Change and Mitigation: Carbon Capture – A Bridge Into a Low Carbon Economy. claus jørgen nielsen, University of Oslo, Norway

12:00 pl3 Molecular - Level Analysis and Photochemical Aging of Atmospheric Organics in Ambient Particles and Aqueous Droplets. sergey a. nizkorodov, University of California, USA

12:30 pl4 Characterization of Atmospheric Aerosol Particles by Electron Microscopy. stephan weinbruch, Technical University Darmstadt, Germany

13:00 lunch Faculty of Health Sciences. Auditorium 6 – Lysgården

DAILY PROGRAM

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14:00 pl5 Basic Research for Chemical Absorption of Carbon Dioxide Using NMR Spectroscopy. cristina perinu, Telemark University College, Porsgrunn, Norway

14:20 pl6 Molecular Analysis of the Organic and Elemental Carbon Fractions (EC/OC) of Ambient Particulate Matter by Coupling of a Thermal Carbon Analyzer to Photo-Ionization Mass Spectrometry. ralf zimmermann, University of Rostock, Germany

i. material characterisation Auditorium 3 – Lysgården Chairman: irina snigireva

14:40 l1 X-Ray Refractive Optics: Present Status and New Developments. anatoly snigirev, European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, France

15:00 l2 Characterisation of Nanoparticles with Synchrotron X-Ray Standing Wave Fluorescence. roland hergenröder, Leibniz-Institut für Analytische Wissenschaften, Dortmund, Germany

15:20 l3 NEXAFS Spectroscopic Studies of Anodized Ti-6Al-4V Alloy With the Aide of First Principles Calculations. toshihiro okajima, Kyushu Synchrotron Light Research Center, Japan

15:40 l4 Microscale Mineral Analysis of Clay Rock Thin Sections After Sorption Experiment Using SRXRF. szabina török, HAS Energy Research Institute, Budapest, Hungary

16:00 coffee break

16:20 l5 Synthesis and Characterization of Metal Nanoclusters: A New Generation of Luminescent Labels. laura trapiella-alfonso, University of Oviedo, Spain

16:40 l6 Advanced Inspection Technologies in Extreme Scenarios: Standoff LIBS and Underwater LIBS. javier j. laserna, University of Málaga, Spain

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17:00 l7 The UMS: A New Tool for Multi-Angle UV-VIS-NIR Photometric Spectroscopy jan wuelfken, Agilent Technologies,Waldbronn, Germany

17:20 l8 57Fe-Mössbauer, XANES and HR-TEM Studies of Electrically Conductive BaO-Fe2O3-V2O5 Glasses shiro kubuki, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan 18:10 bus departures

ii. plasma spectrochemistry Auditorium 6 – Lysgården Chairman: maria montes-bayón

14:40 l9 Breakthrough in Sensivity for Quadrupole ICP-MS meike hamester, Bruker Daltonics, Germany

15:00 l10 Determination of Rare Earth Elements in Extracts from Oil Refinary Spent Catalyst by ICP-MS with a Reaction Cell jessee severo azevedo silva, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil

15:20 l11 Some Procedures of Reducing Matrix Effects in ICP-MS Analysis of Biological Samples konstantin ossipov, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

15:40 l12 Development of an Analytical Method for Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Ni and Pb Determination in Cosmetic Samples edenir rodrigues pereira-filho, Federal University of São Carlos, Brazil

16:00 coffee break

16:20 l13 The New 8800 ICP-QQQ: Handling the Most Difficult Samples With Ease. uwe noetzel, Agilent Technologies, Germany

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16:40 l14 A Comparison of Conventional (Off-Line) and On-Line Isotope Dilution ICP-MS for the Determination of Total Selenium in Human Serum. petru jitaru, Institut Polytechnique LaSalle Beauvais, Beauvais cedex, France

17:00 l15 From 2D Towards 3D Elemental Imaging by Laser Ablation ICP-MS - A Study of Archaeological Glass vid s. šelih, National Institute of Chemistry, Ljubljana, Slovenia

17:20 l16 Direct Solid Quantitative Analysis of Battery Components Using LA-ICP-MS and Development of Custom Made Solid Standard Materials Analysis of Battery Materials björn hoffmann, University of Münster, Germany

17:40 l17 Direct Elemental Analysis of Nanodiamonds With ICP-OES dmitry s. volkov, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

18:10 bus departures

iii. theoretical, structural and modelling studies Auditorium 4 – Lysgården Chairman: arne bengtson

14:40 l18 Experimental Spectroscopic and Quantum Chemical Studies of the Reactivity of Alkylresorcinols in Redox Processes alexander a. kamnev, Institute of Biochemistry and Physiology of Plants and Microorganisms, RAS, Saratov, Russia

15:00 l19 Vibrational Spectral Analysis of the Isotopic Species of Hydrogen Sulphide, Hydrogen Selenide and Water Using the U(4) Algebraic Model nirmal kumar sarkar, Karimganj College, India

15:20 l20 Theoretical Investigation of the CW Absorption, Resonance Raman and REMPI Spectroscopy of the S1 and S2 States of cis-1,3,5-Hexatriene and trans-1,3,5-Hexatriene clemens woywod, University of Tromsø, Norway

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15:40 l21 Basis Set Extrapolation for High Resolution Spectroscopy kiran sankar maiti, University of Gothenburg, Sweden

16:00 coffee break

16:20 l22 Exploring Structure and Ultrafast Dynamics of Protein and Peptide Using Two Color 2D IR Spectroscopy susmita roy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden

16:40 l23 Fat Determination of Intact Food Samples with Time-Domain Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and Chemometrics fabiola manhas verbi pereira, Embrapa Instrumentation, São Carlos, Brazil

17:00 l24 Diode Laser Absorption Spectrometry as a Tool for Contactless Diagnostic of a Hot Zone michael a. bolshov, Institute for Spectroscopy, RAS, Moscow, Russia


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TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 2013

Time Abs. PRISTINE ENVIRONMENTS AND SPECTROSCOPY Auditorium 1, Teorifagbygget, House 1 Chairman: klaus heumann

09:00 pl7 Arctic – From Cold War to Arctic Melt Down: 20 Years of Arctic Monitoring and Assessment of Pollutants and Climate Change by AMAP. lars otto reiersen, Artic Monitoring and Assessment Programme, Oslo, Norway

09:30 pl8 Spectroscopy under Ice. carlo barbante, University of Venice, Italy

10:00 pl9 Bioluminescent Ecological Assay. Features and Scope of Applications nadezhda kudryasheva, Siberian Federal University, Krasnoyarsk, Russia

10:30 coffee break

11:00 pl10 FTIR Spectroscopy in Microbial Ecology: ‘Shedding IR Light’ on Cellular Metabolic Responses to Environmental Factors. alexander a. kamnev, Institute of Biochemistry and Physiology of Plants and Microorganisms, RAS, Saratov, Russia

11:30 pl11 Atmospheric Deposition of Trace Elements on the Local and Regional Scale Studied by ICP-MS Analysis of Moss Samples. eiliv steinnes, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway

12:00 pl12 Mass Spectrometry Made Easy: The Quest for Simplicity in Forensic, Food, Pharmaceutical, Environmental, Medical and Biochemical Analysis. marcos eberlin, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brazil

12:30 lunch Faculty of Health Sciences, Lysgården.

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Time Abs iv. mass spectromtry Auditorium 6 – Lysgården, Chairman: georg becher

13:30 l25 Liquid Chromatography Mass-Spectrometry as a Tool for Detection of Chemicals Connected with Chemical Warfare Agents in Environmental and Bio Samples. igor a. rodin, Moscow State University, Russia

14:00 l26 Collision-Induced Dissociation of Hydroxylated Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in an Ion Trap Tandem Mass Spectrometer. xue li, ETH Zürich, Switzerland

14:20 l27 Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry Assisted by Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry as a Tool to Study the Se/S Substitution in Methionine and Cysteine in Se-Enriched Yeast katarzyna bierła, CNRS/UPPA, Laboratoire de Chimie Analytique Bio-inorganique et Environnement (LCABIE), Pau, France

14:40 l28 Identification of Original Sources of Vermilion in Antiquity Using Sulfur Isotope Ratio Analysis takeshi minami, Kinki University, Osaka, Japan

15:00 l29 Study of Interactions Between Reactive Gas Species and Microorganisms by Nano-Resolution Mass Spectrometry Imaging jean-nicolas audinot, Centre de Recherche Public Gabriel Lippmann, Belvaux, Luxembourg

15:20 coffee break

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Time Abs v. atomic absorption spectromtry Auditorium 3 – Lysgården Chairman: robert mccrindle

13:30 l30 Solid Sampling Techniques for the Direct Elemental or Isotopic Analysis of Dried Matrix Spots.

martín resano, University of Zaragoza, Spain

14:00 l31 Low Resolution Continuum Source Electrothermal Atomic Absorption Spectrometry: Clarification of Analytical Potential dmitri katskov, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa

14:20 l32 Trace Determination of Metals by In-Atomizer Hydride Trapping AAS: Method Development, Validation and Analytical Applications. jan kratzer, Institute of Analytical Chemistry of the ASCR, Brno, Czech Republic

14:40 l33 Optimization Study on Determination of Inorganic Arsenic Species in Hot Chilli Pepper and Tomato Varieties by Using Microwave Assisted Digestion Followed by Flow Injection-Hydride Generation Atomic Absorption Spectrometry saksit chanthai, Khon Kaen University, Thailand.

15:00 l34 Preconcentration of Mercury from Natural Waters by Amalgamation of Hg2+ on Copper Powder and Hg0 on Gold Nanoparticles. nikolay panichev, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa

15:20 coffee break

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Time Abs vi. glow discharge Auditorium 4 – Lysgården Chairman: volker hoffmann

13:30 l35 Sampling of Liquids in Atomic Emission Spectrometry Using a Helium Atmospheric Pressure Glow Discharge. josé a.c. broekaert, University of Hamburg, Germany

14:00 l36 GD TOFMS with Pulsed Combined Hollow Cathode for Direct Analysis of Dielectric Samples alexander ganeev, St. Petersburg State University, Russia

14:20 l37 Selective Excitation in Analytical Glow Discharges – Its Relevance in GD-OES Analysis. edward b. m. steers, London Metropolitan University, UK

14:40 l38 Molecular Emission in GD-OES Revisited – Strategies for Background Correction arne bengtson, Swerea KIMAB, Kista, Sweden

15:20 coffee break

15:40 CSI AWARD Auditorium 6 – Lysgården Introduced by yngvar thomassen and gary hieftje

16:40 NORWEGIAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY-DIVISION OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY HONORARY AWARD Auditorium 6 – Lysgården Introduced by elin f. gjengedal and freddy adams

17:15 award reception Faculty of Health Sciences, Lysgården.


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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2013

Time Abs. HUMAN HEALTH AND SPECTROSCOPY Auditorium 1, Teorifagbygget, House 1 Chairman: alexander kamnev

09:00 pl13 Confocal Spectral Imaging Technique in the Development of Photo- and Neutronsensitizers for Anticancer Therapy. alexey v. feofanov, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

09:30 pl14 New Developments in Disease Recognition by Infrared and Raman Spectroscopy and Microscopy: Present Status and Future Promises. jános mink, Institute of Molecular Pharmacology, Research Centre for Natural Sciences, Budapest, Hungary

10:00 pl15 Metabolic Fingerprinting via Mass Spectrometric Analysis of Exhaled Breath. renato zenobi, ETH Zürich, Switzerland

10:30 pl16 Accurate Measurement of Iron Metabolism Biomarkers: New Tools and Remaining Challenges. maria montes-bayón, University of Oviedo, Spain

11:00 coffee break

11:20 pl17 SALDI Mass-Spectrometry: Principles and Application for Drug Analysis. alexander grechnikov, Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry of RAS, Moscow, Russia

11:50 pl18 SIMS and the Single Cell vic norris, University of Rouen, France

12:20 pl19 High Resolution MALDI Imaging: Reliable Molecular Information at Cellular Resolution. andreas römpp, University of Giessen, Germany

12:50 lunch Faculty of Health Sciences, Lysgården

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Time Abs. PROGRESS IN MASS SPECTROMETRY Auditorium 6 – Lysgården Chairman: carlo barbante

13:50 pl20 New Approaches, Plasmas, and Instrumentation for Atomic Spectrometry. steven j. ray, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA

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Time Abs vii. environmental applications i Auditorium 3 – Lysgården Chairman: janos mink

14:50 l39 Chemical Characterization of Dekati® Low Pressure Impactor (DLPI) Wall Deposits. thibaut durand, Institut National de Recherche et de Sécurité,Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy, France

15:10 l40 Chemical Characterization and Oxidative Potential of PM2.5 Collected in Office Buildings in Greece and The Netherlands: A Cooperative Study. tamás szigeti, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary

15:30 l41 FTIR (DRIFT) Spectroscopic Analysis of Accumulation and Structural Features of Poly-3-Hydroxybutyrate in Cells of Azospirillum Brasilense: Effects of Copper(II). anna v. tugarova, Laboratory of Biochemistry, Institute of Biochemistry and Physiology of Plants and Microorganisms, RAS, Saratov, Russia

15:50 l42 A New Hybrid Fluorometer-Spectrophotometer for Water Quality Analysis of Oil, Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter, Chlorophyll and -NHX. adam m. gilmore, HORIBA Instruments Inc., Edison, USA

16:10 l43 Occurrence of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) and Polybrominated Diphenylethers (PBDEs) in Different Fish Species from Ilha Grande Bay, Southeastern Brazil. isabel moreira, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

16:30 l44 Application of Multi-Reflection, High Resolution Time-of-Flight- Mass Spectrometry as Detector for One- and Two-Dimensional Gas Chromatography: Characterization of Complex Mixtures. ralf zimmermann, University of Rostock, Germany

16:50 poster discussions18:30 bus departures19:45 conference dinner

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Time Abs viii. imaging and modelling Auditorium 6 – Lysgården Chairman: josé broekaert

14:50 l45 New Imaging Capabilities Using LA-ICP-TOF Mass Spectrometry detlef günther, ETH Zürich, Switzerland

15:10 l46 Further Developments of an Energy- and Position-Sensitive XRF Imaging System Based on a THCOBRA Detector analusia l.m. silva, University of Aveiro, Portugal

15:30 l47 Pharmaceutical Images Harvesting and Comparison tomáš pekárek, Zenitva, k.s., Prague, Czech Republic

15:50 l48 Novel Multispectral Imaging Approaches for Recovering of Degraded Archaeological Wall Paintings vincenzo palleschi, CNR Area della Ricerca del CNR, Pisa, Italy

16:10 l49 LA-ICPMS fromImaging And Nuclear Forensics: Pu Isotope Ratios in Sediments From Mayak PA, Russia simone cagno, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås, Norway

16:30 l50 Physicochemical Investigation of the Wall Paintings of Petros Paulos Church, Ethiopia. kidane fanta gebremariam, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway


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Time Abs ix. human health Auditorium 4 – Lysgården Chairman: elin gjengedal

14:50 l51 Comparison Between SR-XRF and ICP-AES jun kawai, Kyoto University, Japan

15:10 l52 Analysis of Bones for Forensic Studies vincenzo palleschi, CNR Area della Ricerca del CNR, Pisa, Italy

15:30 l53 Printable Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering Strips with In-Situ Growth of Gold Nanoparticles wei ju, liao, National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan

15:50 l54 Speciation and Cobalt Toxicity on Human Lung Cells: An Interdisciplinary Study. carole bresson, Laboratoire de Développement Analytique Nucléaire, Isotopique et Elémentaire, Gif-sur-Yvette, France.

16:10 l55 Fast and Non-Destructive Quantification of Dapivirine in Hiv Preventive Intravaginal Rings by Raman Spectroscopy lotte b. lyndgaard, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

16:30 l56 Titanium Measurement in Biofluids by ICP-OES (Simultaneous Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission) and He-CC KED Quadrupole ICP-MS. jános fucskó, NMS Labs, Willow Grove, USA


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Time Abs x. environmental applications ii Auditorium 2 – Lysgården Chairman: eiliv steinnes

14:50 l57 Distribution and Source of Metals in Contaminated Sediments from Rivers in Coal Fields. rob mccrindle, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa

15:10 l58 Interpretation of the Plastic Life Cycle Using FTIR-ATR and ICP-OES Spectrometry. albert van oyen, CARAT GmbH, Bocholt, Germany

15:30 l59 Advanced Techniques for Environmental Analysis Using ICP-MS. shona mcsheehy ducos, Thermo Scientific, Bremen, Germany

15:50 l60 Quantitative Analysis of Heavy Elements and Semi-Quantitative Evaluation of Heavy Mineral Compositions of Stream Sediments in Japan for Construction of a Forensic Soil Database Using Synchrotron Radiation X-Ray Analyses. izumi nakai, Tokyo University of Science, Japan

16:10 l61 Effect of Metal Stress on Pigments in Copper-Hyperaccumulating Lichens. hiromitsu nakajima, Yokohama National University, Japan

16:30 l62 High Sensitivity and Extended Scan Speed for Dedicated Isotope Ratio Determinations. rené chemnitzer, Bruker Daltonics, Bremen, Germany

16:50 l63 Determination of Heavy Metals at Ultralow Concentration Levels in Pristine Polar Snow and Ice. claude f. boutron, University Joseph Fourier of Grenoble, France 17:20 poster discussions18:30 bus departures19:45 conference dinner

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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 2013

Time Abs. MATERIAL CHARACTERISATION AND SPECTROSCOPY Auditorium 1 – Lysgården Chairman: maria luisa de carvalho

09:00 pl21 Pulsed Glow Discharge Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry: A Powerful and Versatile Tool for Elemental and Molecular Depth Profile Analysis. rosario pereiro, University of Oviedo, Spain

09:30 pl22 Coherent High Energy X-Ray Microscopy: A New Tool to Study Mesoscopic Materials irina snigireva, European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Grenoble, France

10:00 pl23 Analysis of Topical Biomedical and Technological Samples by Photothermal and Photoacoustic Spectroscopies Using Signal- Enhancement Techniques and Selective Reactions mikhail a. proskurnin, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

10:30 pl24 Progress and Demands in Analytical Glow Discharges volker hoffmann, Institute for Complex Materials, IFW Dresden, Germany

11:00 coffee break

11:20 pl25 Development and Characterization of Materials for Advanced Power Plants. hubertus nickel, Research Centre Jülich/University of Technology Aachen, Germany

11:50 pl26 Application of Synchrotron Microprobe Techniques to Speciation of Plutonium in Argillaceous Rocks tobias reich, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany

12:20 lunch Faculty of Health Sciences, Lysgården

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Time Abs xii. speciation analysis Auditorium 3 – Lysgården Chairman: yngvar thomassen

14:20 l67 UV-Photochemical Volatile Species Generation Employed as a Derivatization Technique Between HPLC Separation and AAS Detection within Speciation Analysis of Mercury(II), Methylmercury(I), Ethylmercury(I) and Phenylmercury(I) vaclav cerveny, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic

14:40 l68 Chemical Vapor Generation for Trace Analysis - Recent Developments alessandro d’ulivo, Institute of Chemistry of Organometallic Compounds, U.O.S. of Pisa, Italy

15:00 l69 Influence of Selenium Species in Aquaculture Feeds on the Selenium Status of Farmed Rainbow Trout Fry simon godin, Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour, France 15:45 closing ceremony Auditorium 6 – Lysgården


Time Abs PROGRESS IN ANALYTICAL SPECTROMETRY Auditorium 6 – Lysgården Chairman: martin resano

13:20 pl27 An Analytical Technique on Its Way to Adulthood: Current Status and Future Perspectives of Mass Spectrometry Imaging andreas römpp, University of Giessen, Germany

13:50 pl28 «Think Big!» – Optimization of a Spectrometry Lab on the Industrial Scale heiko egenolf, BASF SE, Competence Center Analytics, Ludwigshafen, Germany

xi. energy storage characterisation Auditorium 6 – Lysgården Chairman: michael bolshov

14:20 l64 Characterization of Decomposition Products in Energy Storage Materials by Chromatographic Methods. sascha nowak, University of Münster, Germany

14:40 l65 Lock-In Thermography – A Novel In-Situ Measurment Methode to Support Surface Spectroscopy for Lithium-Ion Cells. mathias reichert, University of Münster, Germany

15:00 l66 Characterization of the Decomposition Products of a Utilized Battery Electrolyte from a Commercial Available Hybrid Vehicle with Purposeful Analytical Methods. martin grützke, University of Münster, Germany

15:20 l67 Analysis of the Manganese Dissolution and Deposition in LiMn2O4/Li4Ti5O12 Based Lithium Ion Batteries. markus börner, University of Münster, Germany

15:45 closing ceremony Auditorium 6 – Lysgården


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Abs.

p1 determination of trace sulfur in biodiesel and diesel standard reference materials by isotope dilution sector field inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry

Renata S. Amais, Stephen E. Long, Joaquim A. Nóbrega and Steven J. Christopher

p2 determination of chromium species in the workplace air

M. Stanisławska, B. Janasik, R. Brodzka, W. Wąsowicz

p3 a new approach for the determination of arsenic in the workplace

air. the possibility of using la-icp-ms technique

R. Brodzka, B. Janasik, M. Stanisławska, M. Trzcinka-Ochocka, W. Wąsowicz

p4 determination of mercury species in fish using hplc-icp/ms

Syr-Song Chen, Che-Lun Hsu, Wei-Min Fu, Cheng-Ming, Chu, Su-Hsiang Tseng, Ya-Min Kao, Lih-Ching Chiueh and Yang-Chih Shih

p5 development of a quantum dot-based immunoassay for screening of tetracyclines in bovine muscle

Jenifer García-Fernández, Laura Trapiella-Alfonso, José M. Costa, Rosario Pereiro, Alfredo Sanz-Medel

p6 icp-ms-based isotopic measurements of atmospheric lead in polar regions

Marco Grotti, Andrea Bazzano1 and Mery Malandrino

p7 signs of spatial heterogeneities within xlpe cable insulation probed by solid state 1h-nmr

Jobby Paul, Eddy W. Hansen, Sissel Jørgensen, Bjørnar Arstad and Aud Bouzga

p8 delta (13c) determination on biofuels and bioplastic applying cavity ring-down spectroscopy

Gisele Birman Tonietto, Jose M. Godoy, Julianna M. Martins , Walquiria R. S. Ribeiro, Mara A. Silva

POSTER ABSTRACTS

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p9 the structural and magneto-resonance properties of the por-inp

Suchikova Y.

p10 57fe-mössbauer, xanes and hr-tem studies of electrically conductive bao-fe2o3-v2o5 glases Satoru Yoshioka, Shiro Kubuki, Hitomi Masuda, Kazuhiko Akiyama, Kazuhiro Hara and Testuaki Nishida

p11 measurement of elemental contents in hemolymph, malpighian tubules, gut and urine of rhodnius prolixus investigated by sr-txrf

Andrea Mantuano, Arissa Pickler, Regina C. Barroso, Liebert P. Nogueira, Carla L. Mota, André P. de Almeida, Delson Braz, Simone C. Cardoso, Marcelo S. Gonzalez, Eloi S. Garcia and Patricia Azambuja

p12 characterization of silver nanoparticles by page-la-icp-ms

Maria S. Jimenez, Maria T. Gomez, Carmen Diez, Lluis Arola, M.Josepa Salvadó, Cinta Bladé, Juan R. Castillo

p13 mercury levels in a polluted river ecosystem in east bohemia: from long-term monitoring of total content to speciation analysis

Miroslav Soukup, Inga Petry-Podgórska, Stanislav Lusk, Lukáš Vetešník, Jan Zíka, Vlasta Korunová and Jan Kratzer

p14 metal, metallothionein and reduced glutathione levels indicating oxidative stress in blue crabs (callinectes sp.) and novel data regarding oxidative stress in eggs

Raquel Teixeira Lavradas, Rachel Ann Hauser-Davis, Ricardo Lavandier, Rafael Christian Chávez Rocha, Tatiana D. Saint’ Pierre, Tércia Seixas, Helena Kehrig, Isabel Moreira

p15 icp-ms methodology for blood trace elements composition analysis for patients with different stages of tumor

O.V. Kovalenko, I.V. Boltina, E.O. Pisarev, G. A.Liubchenko, L.S. Kyolodna, N.Ya. Gridina , I.V. Kalinitchenko

p16 the isas- x-ray fluorescence beam line at delta: possibilities and applications

Roland Hergenröder, Alex von Bohlen and Martin Brücher

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p17 chemical speciation of inorganic beryllium for working areas particulate matter samples: sequential extraction procedure development and application

Thibaut Durand and Davy Rousset

p18 selective and non-selective excitation/ionization processes in ar/he mixed plasmas

Sohail Mushtaq, Edward B. M. Steers, Juliet C. Pickering and Karol Putyera

p19 the microwave photochemical reactor for the on-line oxidative decomposition of p-hydroxymercurybenzoate (phmb)-tagged proteins and their determination by lc-cold vapour generation atomic fluorescence detection

Beatrice Campanella, Jose González Rivera, Carlo Ferrari, Massimo Onor, Emanuela Pitzalis, Alessandro d’ Ulivo and Emilia Bramanti

p20 study of the interaction of chlorinated and sulfochlorinated paraffins with gelatin b and skin powder. a model for fattening in the leather tanning process

Valentina Della Porta, Susanna Monti, Massimo Onor, Alessandro D’Ulivo, Emanuela Pitzalis, Alice D’Allara and Emilia Bramanti

p21 optimization of analytical tests for the characterization and validation of mercury-sorbent matrices

Massimo Onor, Emanuela Pitzalis, Alessandro d’Ulivo, Valentina della Porta, Marco Carlo Mascherpa and Emilia Bramanti

p22 improvements in the determination of sulfide, cyanide and thiocyanate by chemical vapor generation coupled with hs-gc-ms

Massimo Onor, Sara Ammazzini, Enea Pagliano, Emanuela Pitzalis, Emilia Bramanti and Alessandro D’Ulivo

p23 development and evaluation of desolvation system for droplet direct injection nebulizer

Yuki Kaburaki, Tomokazu Kozuma, Akito Nomura, Takahiro Iwai, Hidekazu Miyahara, Akitoshi Okino

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p24 study of the excitation processes involving oxygen as an added gas in a neon analytical glow discharge plasma

Sohail Mushtaq, Edward B. M. Steers and Juliet C. Pickering

p25 investigations on the use of ammonia as a reaction gas to overcome interferences in rare earth elements by icp-ms Jessee Severo Azevedo Silva, Tatiane de Andrade Maranhão, Daniel L. Galindo Borges, Vera Lucia A. Frescura and Adilson José Curtius

p26 study of tetracycline fragmentation with lc-ms

Martin Šala, Drago Kočar, Tadeja Lukežič, Gregor Kosec and Hrvoje Petkovič

p27 method development for the analysis of organophosphorus compounds in lipf6-based electrolytes

Vadim Kraft, Martin Grützke, Martin Winter and Sascha Nowak

p28 in-situ mössbauer spectroscopy as a non-destructive tool to analyze lithium-ion battery aging

Sascha Weber, Thorsten Langer, Falko Schappacher, Rainer Pöttgen and Martin Winter

p29 comparison of various spectroscopic imaging techniques for investigation of hg and se metabolism in plant tissues

Marta Debeljak, Johannes Teun van Elteren, Katarina Vogel-Mikuš, Alessandra Gianoncelli, David Jezeršek

p30 size characterisation of metals in tunnel wash water as a function of time and detergent

Jon-Henning Aasum, Elin Gjengedal and Sondre Meland

p31 direct determination of bromine in plastic materials by means of solid sampling high-resolution continuum source graphite furnace molecular absorption spectrometry

María R. Flórez, E. García-Ruiz, Martín Resano

p32 changes in chemical composition of urban pm2.5 between 2010 and 2013 in hungary

Tamás Szigeti, Mihály Óvári, Franco Lucarelli, Gyula Záray, Victor G. Mihucz

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p33 determination of fluorine using high resolution continuum source molecular absorption spectrometry (hr-cs mas) René Nowka and Heike Gleisner

p34 determination of trace elements in black and white peppers by xrf spectrometer equipped with polarization optics and its development to identification of their production area

Akiko Hokura, Megumi Shibasawa and Noriko Kuze

p35 determination of selenium using chemical and photochemical volatile coumpounds generation coupled with atomic absorption spectrometry

Marcela Rybinova, Vaclav Cerveny and Petr Rychlovsky

p36 effect of zinc in historical iron based ink containing documents: a multi-spectroscopic approach Marta Manso, Ana Mafalda Cardeira, Tânia Rosado, Mara Silva, Agnès Le Gac, Sofia Pessanha, Mauro Guerra, Stéphane Longelin, Ana Teresa Caldeira, António Candeias and Maria Luísa Carvalho

p37 evaluation of calcium and phosphorus in tooth enamel exposed to bleaching gel

Godinho J., Pessanha S., Silveira J, Mata A., Carvalho M.L.

p38 assessment of essential elements and heavy metals content on mytilus galloprovincialis from river tagus estuary

I. Santos, M. Diniz, M. L. Carvalho, J. P. Santos

p39 characterization of calcium sulphate and glue sizing under calcium carbonate ground layers in flemish and luso-flemish paintings - analisys by sem-eds and Ųxrd

Vanessa Antunes, Maria José Oliveira, Helena Vargas , António Candeias, Maria Luísa Carvalho, Ana Isabel Seruya, João Coroado, Luís Dias, José Mirão, Vitor Serrão

p40 trace element enrichment of living nourishment aquatic organisms and determination of their uptake by atomic absorption spectrometry Milán Fehér, Edina Baranyai, Edina Simon, István Szűcs, Péter Bársony, József Posta, László Stündl

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p41 application of non-membrane electrolytic cell for electrochemical volatile species generation of transition metals

Jakub Hraníček, Andrea Kobrlová, Václav Červený, Tomáš Vacek, Tomáš Matoušek and Petr Rychlovský

p42 assessment of nutrients of escamoles ant eggs limotepum apiculatum m by spectroscopy methods

Virginia Melo, Tomas Quirino, Concepción Calvo, Karina Sánchez and Horacio Sandoval

p43 spectroscopic study of the ageing processes in tannin dyed textiles S. Legnaioli, G.H. Cavalcanti G. Lorenzetti, V. Palleschi, E. Grifoni, I. Degano, M. P. Colombini, E. Ribechini

p44 spectroscopic studies of xii-xiv century italian gold coins by x-ray fluorescence

M. Baldassarri, G.H. Cavalcanti, M. Ferretti, A. Gorghinian, E. Grifoni, S. Legnaioli, G. Lorenzetti, L. Marras, E. Violano and V. Palleschi

p45 spectroscopic studies on etruscan archaeological findings

G. Sorrentino, S. Giuntoli, M. Lezzerini, S. Legnaioli, G. Lorenzetti, G.H. Cavalcanti and V.Palleschi

p46 determination of metals in the food chain using the high speed self reversal method for background compensation

Uwe Oppermann,and Albert van Oyen

p47 lo-ray-ligh® diffraction gratings in uv-vis spectroscopy

Uwe Oppermann, M. Egelkraut-Holtus, and T. Fujiwara

p48 plastc waste in the environment – a new challenge in spectroscopy

Uwe Oppermann, and Albert van Oyen

p49 xrf determination of silicon in alumina Michele Cowley and Johann Fischer

p50 xrf determination of sulphur in iron oxide Michele Cowley, Johann Fischer and Willemien van Schalkwyk

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p51 elemental mapping of moroccan enameled terracotta tile works (zellij) based on x-ray micro-analyses

R. Bendaoud, A. Guilherme, A. Zegzouti, M. Elaatmani, J. Coroado, A. Le Gac,4, S. Pessanha, M. Manso, M. L. Carvalho and I. Queralt

p52 determination of metals in larvae using icp-oes

Blanca Paz, Ciro Márquez, Olga Cabrera, Lydia Romero, Carlos Enrique Díaz

p53 challenging spatial resolution limits of laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (la-icp-ms) in elemental distribution mapping applications employing active 2-volume cell technology

Dhinesh Asogan, Damon Green, John Roy, Stephen Shuttleworth, Bill Spence and Peter Winship

p54 low volume sample injection for trace element analysis employing inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (icp-ms) David Clarke, Bill Spence and Peter Winship

p55 application of lead isotope ratio measurements for the origin assessment of marine pollution

Emilia Vassileva and Anna Maria Orani

p56 application of high resolution sector field icp- ms for determination of low level plutonium in marine samples Emilia Vassileva, Eunmi Han and Isabel Levy

p57 ftir emission spectroscopic study of alumina-silicate based black powder with peculiar properties

J. Mink, J. Mihály, Cs. Németh

p58 new imaging capabilities using la-icptof mass spectrometry H.A.O. Wang, C. Giesen, D. Grolimund, B. Bodenmiller, D. Günther

p59 trace element distribution of extracellular proteins determined in human serum by mp-aes and gfaas

Edina Baranyai, Csilla Noémi Tóth, Mihály Braun, Tünde Tarr, István Csípő, Margit Zeher, József Posta

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