David P. Rounbehler
Thermo Electron
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Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology | 1975
David H. Fine; David P. Rounbehler; Fred N. Huffman; Arthur W. Garrison; N. Lee Wolfe; Samuel S. Epstein
ConclusionVolatile gc-amenable N-nitroso compounds have not been found to be present in drinking water, even at ultra trace levels. Since sensitive analytical procedures do not currently exist for detecting the non-volatile N-nitroso compounds, such as the N-nitrosotriazines it should be clearly understood that these results refer only to the gas-chromatograph amenable N-nitroso compounds. Nothing is to be inferred as to the presence or absence of the more thermally labile N-nitroso compounds.
Analytical Letters | 1976
David H. Fine; David P. Rounbehler; E. Sawicki; K. Krost; G. A. Demarrais
Abstract N-nitroso compounds, primarily dimethylnitrosamine, have been found to be present as air pollutants in residential areas of Baltimore. The DMN levels were found to vary from 16 to 760 ng/m3.
Analytical Chemistry | 1975
David H. Fine; Firooz Rufeh; David P. Lieb; David P. Rounbehler
Nature | 1977
David H. Fine; Ronald K. Ross; David P. Rounbehler; Arlene Silvergleid; Leila Song
Analytical Chemistry | 1996
David P. Rounbehler; Eugene K. Achter; David H. Fine; George Jarvis; Stephen J. MacDonald; David Wheeler; Clayton D. Wood
Archive | 1993
David P. Rounbehler; David P. Lieb
Archive | 1987
David H. Fine; David P. Rounbehler
Archive | 1987
David P. Rounbehler; Eugene K. Achter; David P. Lieb; David H. Fine; Eugenie Hainsworth; Alf L. Carroll; Gregory J. Wendell
Archive | 1992
David P. Rounbehler; David P. Lieb; Eugene K. Achter; David B. Gernes; Abdul Tafreshi
Archive | 1987
David P. Rounbehler; Eugenie Hainsworth; David P. Lieb
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