Search Results - "Bertalan, E."

Determination of alkali metals in control and AD brain samples by different techniques by Bélavári, Cs, Andrási, E., Molnár, Zs, Bertalan, É.

“…Several metals are suspected or known to be involved in neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's disease (AD), therefore, elemental distribution studies have…”
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Living with life-threatening food allergies – evaluation of an online pilot program for caregivers by Bertalan, E., Tóth, E.Á., Tóth, C., Rigó, A.

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Development of atomic spectrometric methods for trace metal analysis of pharmaceuticals by Lásztity, A, Kelkó-Lévai, Á, Varga, I, Zih-Perényi, K, Bertalan, É

“…Palladium, platinum and rhodium impurities were determined in pharmaceuticals by ICP-MS. The detection limits were 15, 2.8, 2.5 ng/g for palladium in enalapril…”
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Quantitative determination of the platinum-group elements and gold using NiS fire assay with laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS ) by Jarvis, K.E., Williams, J.G., Parry, S.J., Bertalan, E.

“…Traditional methods for separating the platinum-group elements (ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, osmium, iridium, platinum; PGE's) and gold (Au) from ores and…”
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Analysis of Aluminum in the Human Brain by Andrási, E., Farkas, É., Molnár, Zs, Bertalan, É.

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Comparison of Recoveries by Lead Fire Assay and Nickel Sulfide Fire Assay in the Determination of Gold/ Platinum/ Palladium and Rhenium in Sulfide Ore Samples by Juvonen, M.-Riitta, Bartha, Andras, Lakomaa, Tuula M., Soikkeli, Leena A., Bertalan, Eva, Kallio, Eeva I., Ballok, Maria

“…We compared the recovery of gold, palladium and platinum by two fire assaying procedures, using nickel sulfide and lead as collectors. The presence of…”
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The Influence of Experimental Leaching Conditions for the Determination of the Soluble Element Content of Soil and Stream Sediment Samples by Bertalan, Éva, Bartha, András, Ballók, Mária, Varga-Barna, Zsuzsanna

“…The Hungarian Geological Survey - Geological Institute of Hungary participated in an INCO-Copernicus project which was aimed at the harmonisation of analytical…”
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