Fifty-three bulk deposition samples were collected at the campus of th
e University of Brunei Darussalam between April and November 1994 usin
g a funnel-in bottle sampler. The pH and conductivity were determined
immediately after collection on aliquots of the sample. Samples were r
efrigerated at 5 degrees C for subsequent chemical analysis. Analyses
for Cl-, NO3- and SO42- were carried out by means of ion chromatograph
y, while Na+, K+, Ca2+ and Mg2+ were determined by atomic spectroscopy
. The recorded pH values were in the range of 4.35 to 6.59. Seventy-se
ven percent of the samples had pH values below 5.6, demonstrating the
occurrence of acidic deposition. The range, mean and standard deviatio
n of measured concentrations are reported. There was very little diffe
rence between measurements in filtered and unfiltered samples. Correla
tion coefficients between pairs of parameters are reported and discuss
ed.