Validation of X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer Technique to Determine Heavy Metal Concentrations in Soil Samples
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34257/GJSFRHVOL22IS5PG43Keywords:
heavy metals, soil, pollution, X-Ray fluorescent spectrometer, inductively coupled plasma – mass spectrometer, validation
Abstract
Heavy metal soil pollution had increased in recent years and this has produced adverse effects to human wellbeing s health by being uptaken in the food chain A potential threat of heavy metal pollution was suspected at the Government Farm in G ammieri This is due to heavy traffic and fireworks causing concern to the farmers who cultivate fruit and vegetables in these fields Soil sampling with an instrument that can give rapid results was needed to analyse the data and give the real-time in-situ mapping of heavy metal pollution in the soil
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