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Spurenelementanalyse in biologischen Proben

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Die lebende Materie besteht zu 96% aus den „Makroelementen“ Kohlenstoff, Sauerstoff, Stickstoff und Wasserstoff. Weitere 3,6% entfallen auf die „Mineralelemente“ Calcium, Chlor, Kalium, Magnesium, Natrium, Phosphor und Schwefel. Alle übrigen chemischen Elemente, die am Aufbau der Biosphäre nur mit einem Massenanteil von insgesamt 0,4% beteiligt sind, werden unter dem Begriff „Spurenelemente“ zusammengefaßt. Die Gehalte der meisten Spurenelemente liegen, wie aus den in Tabelle 1 zusammengestellten Beispielen für einige biologische Materialien ersichtlich ist, im Bereich zwischen 10−6 und 10−9 kg/kg Probe.

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