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Analysis of Arsenic in Marine Oils by Neutron Activation. Evidence of Arseno Organic Compounds

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The arsenic content of phospholipid fractions separated from codliver oil(Gadus morrhua) and herring oil(Clupea harengus) was analyzed by means of neutron activation. The fractions were separated on a silicic acid column by chloroform/ methanol mixtures as eluting agents. The results indicate that the arsenic appears as arseno or-ganic compounds. Two such compounds were evident in herring oil.

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Lunde, G. Analysis of Arsenic in Marine Oils by Neutron Activation. Evidence of Arseno Organic Compounds. J Am Oil Chem Soc 45, 331–332 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02667103

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