1. Editorial

   • Philippe Quevauviller
   • Roberto Morabito

   EditorialNotes Pages: 343 - 344

2. Conclusions of the workshop

   • Ph. Quevauviller

   Lectures And Posters Pages: 345 - 350

3. Separation techniques in speciation analysis for organometallic species

   • Joanna Szpunar-Łobińska
   • Claudia Witte
   • Freddy C. Adams

   Lectures And Posters Pages: 351 - 377

4. Extraction techniques in speciation analysis of environmental samples

   • R. Morabito

   Lectures And Posters Pages: 378 - 385

5. Speciation of trace metals in seawater by anodic stripping voltammetry: Critical analytical steps

   • G. Capodaglio
   • G. Scarponi
   • P. Cescon

   Lectures And Posters Pages: 386 - 392

6. Physico-chemical characterization of metal binding proteins using HPLC-ICP-MS, HPLC-MA-AAS and electrospray-MS

   • K. A. High
   • B. A. Methven
   • J. S. Blais

   Lectures And Posters Pages: 393 - 402

7. Further development and optimization of a quartz tube atomizer for a gas chromatography — atomic absorption spectrometer system

   • D. S. Forsyth
   • S. Hayward

   Lectures And Posters Pages: 403 - 409

8. Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry: Application to the determination of arsenic species

   • P. Thomas
   • K. Sniatecki

   Lectures And Posters Pages: 410 - 414

9. Arsenic speciation in marine biological materials by LC-UV-HG-ICP/OES

   • J. Albertí
   • R. Rubio
   • G. Rauret

   Lectures And Posters Pages: 415 - 419

10. Extraction method for arsenic speciation in marine organisms

    • J. Albertí
    • R. Rubio
    • G. Rauret

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 420 - 425

11. Analysis of organic and non-organic arsenious or selenious compounds by capillary electrophoresis

    • M. Albert
    • C. Demesmay
    • J. L. Rocca

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 426 - 432

12. Sequential speciation of selenium by flow injection cathodic stripping voltammetry

    • D. W. Bryce
    • A. Izquierdo
    • M. D. Luque de Castro

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 433 - 437

13. On line speciation of Se(VI), Se(IV), and trimethylselenium by HPLC-microwave oven-hydride generation-atomic absorption spectrometry

    • M. G. Cobo-Fernández
    • M. A. Palacios
    • C. Cámara

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 438 - 442

14. Interference of humic substances on the speciation analysis of inorganic selenium in waters and soils by DPCSV

    • M. Potin-Gautier
    • F. Séby
    • M. Astruc

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 443 - 448

15. Germanium speciation by LC-HG-ICP/OES

    • A. Padró
    • R. Rubio
    • G. Rauret

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 449 - 453

16. Problems of the speciation of chromium in soil samples

    • Peter Fodor
    • Lajos Fischer

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 454 - 455

17. Microcolumn preconcentration and gas chromatography-microwave induced plasma-atomic emission spectrometry (GC-MIP-AES) for mercury speciation in waters

    • M. L. Mena
    • C. W. McLeod
    • P. Quevauviller

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 456 - 460

18. Preliminary appraisal of a novel sampling and storage technique for the speciation analysis of lead and mercury in seawater

    • Magnus Johansson
    • Håkan Emteborg
    • Douglas C. Baxter

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 461 - 466

19. Use of sodium tetraethylborate for the analysis of trimethyllead species in artificial rainwater and a natural road dust sample

    • P. J. Craig
    • R. J. Dewick
    • J. T. van Elteren

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 467 - 470

20. Evaluation of different derivatization methods for the multi-element detection of Hg, Pb and Sn compounds by gas chromatography-microwave induced plasma-atomic emission spectrometry in environmental samples

    • V. Minganti
    • R. Capelli
    • R. De Pellegrini

    Lectures And Posters Pages: 471 - 477