You are here:
ROLE OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY IN ENVIRONMENTAL RISK MANAGEMENT RESEARCH
Citation:
Magnuson*, M L., J H. Owens*, AND C A. Kelty*. ROLE OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY IN ENVIRONMENTAL RISK MANAGEMENT RESEARCH. Presented at 222 ACS National Meeting, Chicago, IL, 8/26-30/2001.
Description:
Analytical chemistry is an important tier of environmental protection and has been traditionally linked to compliance and/or exposure monitoring activities for environmental contaminants. The adoption of the risk management paradigm has led to special challenges for analytical chemistry applied to environmental risk analysis. Namely, methods developed for regulated contaminants may not be appropriate and/or applicable to risk management scenarios. This presentation will document some of our current work in the area of analytical chemistry applied to risk management challenges. The following sections are broken down by the analytical approach and analyte.