A new optical detector box for a commercially available detector for the atomic fluorescence detection of mercury was redesigned and tested. After optimisation of the new set-up the limit of detection was improved 13 fold. It was not feasible to use a hydrogen argon diffusion flame for the speciation of mercury, because of strong fluorescence signal quenching.
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