The method used by Steinhauser and colleagues to estimate potential bioavailability by dissolving rock salt in dilute hydrochloric acid.
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Trace-element comparison of rock salts from Austria, Germany, Pakistan, Poland, Switzerland and Ukraine in the Steinhauser study.
The role of instrumental neutron activation analysis in measuring trace elements in rock salt in the Steinhauser study.
The five authors of the 2006 study of 18 rock-salt samples and the laboratory framework of their research.
The 2006 Steinhauser et al. study of trace elements and acid-medium solubility in 18 rock-salt samples from six countries using neutron activation…
Acid Solubility of Trace Elements in Rock Salt: The Steinhauser Team’s Bioavailability Approach
The method used by Steinhauser and colleagues to estimate potential bioavailability by dissolving rock salt in dilute hydrochloric acid.
How Did Rock Salts from Six Countries Differ? Comparing 18 Samples from Austria to Pakistan
Trace-element comparison of rock salts from Austria, Germany, Pakistan, Poland, Switzerland and Ukraine in the Steinhauser study.
How Is Neutron Activation Analysis Used for Rock Salt? Trace-Element Measurement with INAA
The role of instrumental neutron activation analysis in measuring trace elements in rock salt in the Steinhauser study.
Steinhauser, Sterba, Poljanc, Bichler and Buchtela: The Rock-Salt Trace-Element Research Team
The five authors of the 2006 study of 18 rock-salt samples and the laboratory framework of their research.
Georg Steinhauser and the 18-Sample Rock Salt Study: Trace Elements and Solubility in an Acid Medium
The 2006 Steinhauser et al. study of trace elements and acid-medium solubility in 18 rock-salt samples from six countries using neutron activation analysis.