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Name:
Reinaldo Campos
Position:
Professor
Address:
Department of Chemistry, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro. Rua Marquês de São Vicente, 225 - Gávea, Rio de Janeiro - RJ - Brazil, cep: 22451-900
Telephone:  +55 213 527 1314
Fax:  +55 213 527 1309
Reinaldo Campos

E-Mail:  rccampos@puc-rio.br
Interests:
  • Development of elemental trace analysis methods by spectrometric techniques and their application in environmental and health studies;
  • Development of analysis methods by spectrometric techniques for the determination of trace elements in oil and its derivatives.
  • Speciation analysis.

Instrumentation:
  • GFAAS: Zeenit 60, Analytik Jena, with solid sampling manual kit; PerkinElmer Z3030 + HGA 600 + AS 60; Perkin Elmer 1100 + HGA 300 + AS 40.
  • FAAS: Perkin Elmer Model 1100 B + MHS 10 + FIAS 400; ContrAA 300; Varian AA5
  • AFS: Millenium PSAnalytical + Speciation kit (Agilent Isocratic Pump+ UV Kit)
  • ICP MS
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