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The document is a Field Sampling Plan (FSP) prepared by the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) for an arsenic relative bioavailability study at the Empire Mine State Historic Park in California. It outlines the objectives, methodologies, and procedures for sampling soil and rock materials to assess arsenic bioavailability related to historical mining activities. The study aims to develop cost-effective tools for evaluating health risks associated with arsenic contamination in mine-scarred lands, focusing on improving risk assessment and management decisions. The FSP includes details on sampling quality objectives, field procedures, health and safety protocols, project organization, and quality assurance measures.

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What are the methods of sampling arsenic?

Since arsenic in air is usually associated with particulate matter, standard methods involve collection of air samples on glass fiber or membrane filters, acid extraction of the filters, arsine generation, and analysis by SDDC spectrophotometry or AAS (APHA 1977; NIOSH 1984).

What is the method of titration of arsenic?

The principle of our method is as follows. The sample solution contain- ing trivalent arsenic is oxidized with bromine. Excess bromine is destroyed with sulfite. The resultant arsenate ions are titrated in an alcoholic, am- monia-ammonium chloride buffered solution with magnesium chloride or sulfate.

What are the samples for arsenic poisoning?

This can be assessed through blood, hair, , and fingernail samples. tests should be carried out within 1 to 2 days of the initial exposure for an accurate measure of when the poisoning occurred. These tests can also be used to help diagnose cases of apparent arsenic poisoning.

What is the bioavailability of arsenic?

Certain forms of arsenic and lead are not fully available, or absorbed by the human body. The amount that is absorbed is referred to as bioavailable, meaning it is in a form that can enter the bloodstream and affect human health.

What method is used to detect arsenic?

Molecular-absorption spectrophotometry in aqueous solution has long been one of the most reliable methods for determining small quantities of arsenic. Because of its simplicity and low cost, it will probably continue to be widely used for all but the lowest concentrations.