Comparison of mass concentrations of SO2 determined in air by two different methods.
Mass concentrations of sulphur dioxide were determined in parallel 24-hour samples of ambient air at a measuring site in Zagreb during a period of eight years. The methods used were the West-Gaeke's tetrachloromercurate-pararosaniline method (TCM) and the Standard British Method (SBM). Total results for the annual intervals of measuring were analyzed statistically and also discussed separately for winter and summer periods, in order to see whether they are influenced by seasonal rhythm.
Institute for Medical Research and Occupational Health, University of Zagreb, P.O. Box 291, 41000, Zagreb, Yugoslavia.
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