Krystyna Słonawska

University of Warsaw — Poland

Engineering · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Extraction and Separation Processes(9), Electrochemical Analysis and Applications(9), Analytical chemistry methods development(6), Analytical Chemistry and Chromatography(1), Analytical Chemistry and Sensors(1)

Publications12 total

Matrix separation of palladium and iridium by the cellulose anion exchanger Cellex T and the subsequent determination of palladium at theμg/g-level
Microchimica Acta·1989· 16 cited
Donnan Dialysis of Bromocomplexes of Some Platinum Group Metal Ions
Analytical Letters·1989· 4 cited
Determination of rhodium by electrothermal atomisation atomic absorption spectrometry after separation on a cellulose anion exchanger
Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry·1989· 7 cited
Determination of lead in waters by AAS after preconcentration
Water Research·1988· 10 cited
Separation of Noble Metals by Donnan Dialysis
Separation Science and Technology·1988· 21 cited
Gold Trace Separation from some Platinum Group Metals on Cationic Exchanger in the Presence of Amines
Analytical Letters·1988· 6 cited
Determination of gold in the presence of platinum and palladium by electrothermal atomisation atomic absorption spectrometry
Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry·1987· 7 cited
Selection of the sample composition for the selective preconcentration of some platinum group metal ions by Donnan dialysis
Microchimica Acta·1986· 8 cited
Application of the ion-exchanger Cellex P for the selective separation of some metal ions
Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry·1986· 4 cited
Separation of platinum group metal ions by Donnan dialysis
Analytical Chemistry·1985· 12 cited
Application of the ion-exchanger Cellex P for the selective separation of some metal ions
Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry·1985· 9 cited
Metal speciation by Donnan dialysis
Analytical Chemistry·1984· 60 cited

Frequent Co-authors

Krystyna Brajter(11), James A. Cox(2), Diane K. Gatchell(1), Allen G. Hiebert(1), James A. Cox(1)