GB/T 17067-1997
AbolishedWorkplace air--Determination of arsenic trioxide--Atomic absorption spectrometric method
车间空气中三氧化二砷原子吸收光谱测定方法
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the atomic absorption spectrometric method for determining the concentration of arsenic trioxide in workplace air. It is applied in industrial hygiene monitoring and occupational safety assessments, particularly in environments such as smelting, pesticide manufacturing, or glass production where arsenic trioxide exposure may occur. The method enables precise quantification to ensure compliance with occupational exposure limits.
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