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Concentrations of Sb in the commercially bottled drinking water were determined by ICP-MS with liner calibration method. Concentration of Sb of the mineral water samples (10 samples) and the natural mineral water samples (24 samples) were higher than the natural water samples (21 samples). The mineral water of No. 13 was 4.40 ng·ml-1 of Sb (the maximum), and the minimum concentration was under detection limit.
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