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Abstract Regulatory and environmental concerns have made the determination of trace amounts of arsenic and selenium extremely important. Selenium is an essential trace nutrient while arsenic is a cumulative poison. Unlike synthetic organic chemicals, these “heavy metals,” of course, are not man-made. Environmental pollution problems associated with these elements, therefore, are the result of redistribution of naturally occurring elements by agricultural and industrial processes.
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