Speciation of Organo Lead Compounds by T.L.C. and High Performance Liquid Chromatorgraphy-Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy Decomposition of TEL in Sea Water

Abstract The environmental and physiological effects of lead are not only dependent upon its concentration, but its chemical form. Elemental analysis for the total concentration of lead in a sample by atomic absorption provides only part of the information needed to help determine its toxicity. The importance of speciation, cannot be over-emphasized.

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