Dc. Baxter et W. Frech, SPECIATION OF LEAD IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND BIOLOGICAL SAMPLES - TECHNICAL REPORT, Pure and applied chemistry, 67(4), 1995, pp. 615-648
The speciation of lead in environmental and biological samples is revi
ewed. After a brief outline of the occurrence, chemical transformation
s and impact of lead species, attention is turned to the various aspec
ts of the analytical chemistry of lead speciation. Sampling, storage a
nd pretreatment methods for water, air, solid and biological samples a
re discussed before an assessment of currently used analytical techniq
ues and lead speciation schemes is made. Attempts have been directed t
owards critically choosing the most significant contributions to this
subject area, to aid the interested analytical chemist in the selectio
n of the most suitable approaches to lead speciation and to provide a
guide to the literature. Further information is readily available in s
everal books [1-5] and review articles [6-17] which provide a much bro
ader and more comprehensive coverage of published work.