PROGRAMME
Sunday, October 07, 2012
14.00-22.00 Registration
18.00-20.00 Dinner
20.00-22.00 Get together and Welcome “bottle” party
Monday, October 08, 2012
07.00-10.00 Breakfast
08.30-20.00 Registration
08.30-20.00 Installation of posters (Poster session I)
08.30-09.00 Opening ceremony
Chairpersons: E. Bulska, V. Kanický, M. Miglierini
09.00-09.30 T. Kántor History of ESAS and related meetings: a personal view
09.30-10.00 E. Plško Some personal recollections concerning the development of spectroscopy in Slovakia
10.00-10.30 B. Strauch From history of Czechoslovak and JMM Spectrosopic Society
10.30-11.00 K. Flórián 50 years of atomic spectroscopy on TU in Košice, celebrating his 60th anniversary: past – presence and future perspectives
11.00-11.30 Coffee/Tea break
SESSION A1
Chairperson: G. Záray
11.30-12.00 R. Salzer Spectroscopic imaging of biological samples
12.00-12.30 E. Bulska Atomic and mass spectrometry in clinical applications
12.30-13.00 M. Holčapek Comprehensive lipidomic characterization of biological samples using LC-MS
SESSION B1
Chairperson: J. Humlíček
11.30-12.00 B. Vlčková Cooperation between plasmonic nanoparticles generation by laser ablation and SERS spectroscopy
12.00-12.30 P. Mojzeš Kinetic studies on the formation of SERS-active systems
12.30-13.00 P. Matějka The influence of temperature on surface-enhanced vibrational spectra: how significantly does it affect spectral data obtained?
13.00-14.30 Lunch
SESSION A2
Chairperson: B. Dočekal
14.30-15.00 G. Schlemmer Academic versus industrial research and development: A view on today´s enhancements in optical atomic spectroscopy
15.00-15.20 D. Katskov The application of low resolution continuum source electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometry for simultaneous multi-element analysis of underground water
15.20-15.40 Z. Kowalewska Determination of nickel in non-decomposed organic samples using graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry: new outlook on old problems
15.40-16.00 A. Alajtal Determination of some inorganic metals in olive and vegetable oils by atomic absorption spectrophotometry
16.00-16.20 E. Baranyai Trace element level in whole and protein separated blood serum of patients with Systemic lupus erythematosus and Syögren syndrome
SESSION B2
Chairperson: P. Matějka
14.30-15.00 J. Humlíček Resonances of infrared local fields and negative-refraction in anisotropic metamaterials
15.00-15.20 K. Šišková SERRS spectral behavior of modified Tollens method prepared Ag nanoparticles and the effect of HCl
15.20-15.40 I. Šloufová Resonance Raman and surface-enhanced resonance Raman excitation profiles of [Fe(tpy)2]2+ on Ag nanoparticle surfaces
15.40-16.00 M. Člupek Advanced chemometric models for evaluation of SERS spectroscopic data describing the influences of the metal and excitation wavelength
16.00-16.20 M. Kokošková Surface-modified luminescence and SERRS excitation profiles of Ru(II) (bpy)2(dcbpy) complex chemisorbed on Ag nanoparticles
16.20-16.50 Coffee/Tea break
SESSION A3
Chairperson: G. Schlemmer
16.50-17.20 B. Dočekal Direct solid sampling electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometry – why and how? – A personal view
17.20-17.50 V. Krivan Performance comparison of potential routine solid sampling methods for bulk analysis of high and ultrahigh purity materials
17.50-18.10 V. Vojteková Z-GFAAS with variable magnetic field in the solution and solid sample analysis
18.10-18.30 K. Elsherif Direct and simultaneous determination of Bi, Sb and Cd in biological samples by multi-element graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometer
SESSION B3
Chairperson: R. Salzer
16.50-17.20 M. Boča X ray photoelectron spectroscopy as a tool for identification of fluorine atoms with different bonding properties
17.20-17.50 M. Liška Glass structure study by Raman spectroscopy combined with thermodynamic modeling
17.50-18.10 I. Němec Molecular crystals for non-linear optics - vibrational spectroscopic aspects
18.10-18.30 I. Matulková Phase transitions in novel NLO materials – vibrational and diffraction study (in Czech)
18.30-20.00 Dinner
20.00-22.00 Poster session I with Slovak beer tasting
07.00-10.00 Breakfast
09.00-20.00 Registration
09.00-20.00 Installation of posters (Poster session II)
SESSION A1
Chairperson: E. Beinrohr
09.00-09.30 J. Dědina Progress in trace elemental and speciation analysis based on volatile species generation with atomic absorption/fluorescence detection
09.30-09.50 J. Kratzer In-atomizer trapping of hydrides for AAS – last advances
09.50-10.00 R. Cibula iCAP-Q – new dimension in ICP/MS spectrometry (in Slovak)
10.00-10.20 Š. Eichler Speciation analysis of selenium in urine by HPLC and ICP/MS hyphenation (in Czech)
10.20-10.40 K. Mališová Speciation analysis of mercury in terrestrial plants and food of plant origin (in Czech)
SESSION B1
Chairperson: B. Vlčková
09.00-09.30 J. Sitek Present state of Mössbauer spectroscopy applications
09.30-10.00 M. Miglierini Mössbauer spectrometry of iron in biological tissues
10.00-10.20 L. Machala Mössbauer spectroscopy in studying of thermal decomposition of iron containing compounds
10.20-10.40 E. Plško Assignment of a chemical property to the value of a spectroscopic analytical signal (in Slovak)
10.40-11.10 Coffee/Tea break
SESSION A2
Chairperson: J. Dědina
11.10-11.40 E. Beinrohr Electrochemical hydride generation for atomic spectroscopy
11.40-12.00 H. Matusiewicz Ultrasonic nabulization/dual-mode sample introduction system for the determination of metal volatile species in analytical samples by microwave induced plasma spectrometry (USN/MSIS-CVG-MIP-OES)
12.00-12.20 T. Matoušek Arsenic speciation analysis at (ultra)trace levels by hydride generation and/or HPLC with ICP MS detection – pros, cons and principal limitations of individual approaches
12.20-12.40 J. Hraníček A determination of gold by electrochemical generation of volatile form with quartz atomizer-AAS detection (optimization and characterization)
12.40-13.10 H. Gleisner Determination of fluorine using high-resolution continuum source molecular absorption spectrometry (HR CS MAS)
13.10-13.20 M. Zavadil Elemental analysis in the industry and research (in Czech)
SESSION B2
Chairperson: V. Krivan
11.10-11.40 M. de Loos-Vollebregt Electrothermal vaporization plasma emission and mass spectrometry
11.40-12.00 K. Flórián Solid-sampling atomic spectroscopic determination of impurity elements in catalysts based on Pd with various supports (in Slovak)
12.00-12.20 J. Schram Determination of rare earth elements in electronic waste using ICP-OES spectrometry
12.20-12.40 A. Krejčová The efficiency of the ICP-OES introduction systems
12.40-13.00 M. Zeiner ICP-AES determination of selected nutrients in Aronia (Aronia melanocarpa) berries and infusions
13.00-13.20 M. Kröppl Plant nutrients in different grain size fractions of biomass fly ashes
13.20-14.50 Lunch
SESSION A3
Chairperson: M. de Loos-Vollebregt
14.50-15.20 T. Černohorský TOF-ICP-MS spectrometry – historical overview and latest developments
15.20-15.40 L. Husáková Multi-elemental analysis of milk by ICP-oa-TOF-MS after matrix modification by oxalic and nitric acid
15.40-16.00 I. Urbanová Elimination of chloride interferences in ICP-oa-TOF-MS analysis
16.00-16.20 M. Reijnen Understand interferences within the application needs
16.20-16.40 M. Elbagermi Biomonitoring of heavy metals using soft drinks from Misurata City – Libya
16.40-17.00 R. Koplík Trace metals and phosphorus speciation in digested food: a way of elements’ availability estimation? (in Czech)
SESSION B3
Chairperson: M. Boča
14.50-15.20 M. Sabo Using corona discharge ion mobility-mass spectrometry for monitoring of volatile organic compounds
15.20-15.40 M. Michl Plasmonics in fluorescence spectroscopy
15.40-16.00 F. Sohbatzadeh Spectroscopic characterization of atmospheric pressure plasma plum regarding geometrical aspects
16.00-16.20 U. Oppermann Characterization and quantification of TiO2-nano particles in body care products using laser diffraction and ICP-OES spectrometry
16.20-16.40 L. Novosád Behaviour of analytical spectral lines emitted by plasma pencil operated in a continuous and in a pulsed mode
16.40-17.00 A. Hrdlička Influence of analyzed solutions on the plasma pencil discharge (in Czech)
18.00-20.00 Dinner
20.00-22.00 Poster session II with Slovak wine tasting
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
07.00-10.00 Breakfast
08.00-18.00 Excursion to Skalnaté pleso and Lomnický štít astronomical observatory
09.00-20.00 Registration
09.00-20.00 Installation of posters (Poster session III)
12.00-14.00 Lunch or packed lunch
18.00-20.00 Dinner
20.00-22.00 Poster session III with Slovak spirit/liquor tasting
Thursday, October 11, 2012
07.00-10.00 Breakfast
09.00-20.00 Registration
SESSION A1
Chairperson: J. Schram
09.00-09.30 D. Günther New capabilities in laser ablation-ICP-mass spectrometry
09.30-09.50 B. Wagner Analytical strategy for multi-elemental laser ablation ICP MS investigations of pigments from unique, historical objects
09.50-10.10 T. Vaculovič Laser ablation in analytical chemistry (in Czech)
10.10-10.30 V. Helán Tenders for laboratory equipment (in Czech)
SESSION B1
Chairperson: H. Dočekalová
09.00-09.30 Y. Bazeľ Development of new sample pretreatment techniques before spectrometric detection
09.30-09.50 I. Hagarová Surfactant-based extractions: application to ultratrace determination of metals
09.50-10.10 M. Tüzen Solid phase extraction of lead and copper on a novel block copolymer disk and flame atomic absorption spectrometric determination of its in water and food samples
10.10-10-30 L. Macháčková The possibilities of toxic elements trace analysis in natural waters by combination of atomic spectrometry methods with a sample preparation techniques (in Slovak)
10.30-11.00 Coffee/Tea break
SESSION A2
Chairperson: T. Černohorský
11.00-11.30 V. Kanický Laser-assisted plasma spectrometry techniques – development and applications
11.30-11.50 T. Kratochvíl The use of laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy for the quantitative analysis of fluorine
11.50-12.10 K. Novotný Simultaneous system of DP-LIBS and laser ablation ICP-OES (in Czech)
SESSION B2
Chairperson: J. Sitek
11.00-11.30 T. Liptaj Residual dipolar couplings constants in NMR
11.30-11.50 J. Posta A new spectrometric method and instrument to follow thermal processes
11.50-12.10 P. Lubal Development of optical chemical sensors/sensor arrays
12.10-14.00 Lunch
14.00-19.30 Excursion to Kežmarok
20.00-24.00 Conference dinner (banquet) with live music band and prizes giving
Friday, October 12, 2012
07.00-10.00 Breakfast
09.00-12.00 Registration
SESSION A1
Chairperson: D. Günther
09.00-09.30 T. Kántor Laser ablation ICP-MS: interpreting the effects of increasing carrier gas flow rate
09.30-09.50 T. Warchilová Study of molten fluoride salts treatment on metallic samples by means of LA-ICP-MS
09.50-10.10 K. Štěpánková Comparison study of laser ablation based methods for analysis of kidney stones
10.10-10.30 N. Gardenová Determination of major and trace elements in natural silicate minerals using LA-ICP-MS
SESSION B1
Chairperson: S. Akman
09.00-09.30 G. Záray Aerosol studies in urban environment
09.30-09.50 O. Zvěřina Mercury associated with size-fractionated urban particulate matter: three years of sampling in Prague, Czech Republic
09.50-10.10 A. Kleckerová Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) as bioindicator for urban metal pollution (in Czech)
10.10-10.30 L. Bednárová Antibacterial peptides from eusocial bee Halictus sexcinctus interacting with model membranes (in Czech)
10.30-11.00 Coffee/Tea break
SESSION A2
Chairperson: M. Liška
11.00-11.20 O. Dogan Measurement of the fluorescence cross sections of YBCO superconductor materials using EDXRF technique
11.20-11.40 M. Ozcan Evaluation of calibration techniques in the determination of Pb in glass samples by direct solid sampling atomic absorption spectrometry
11.40-12.00 A. Plško Quantitative analysis of oxide glasses by X-ray fluorescence analysis (in Slovak)
SESSION B2
Chairperson: R. Koplík
11.00-11.20 B. Dočekal Diffusive gradients in thin film (DGT) technique in characterization of environmental systems
11.20-11.40 M. Gregušová Characterization of atmospheric particulate matter by diffusive gradient in thin film (DGT) technique
11.40-12.00 H. Dočekalová Diffusive gradient in thin films technique for assessment of copper bioavailability to radish (Raphanus sativus) (in Czech)
12.00-12.30 Closing ceremony with prizes giving
12.30-14.00 Lunch
POSTER
SESSION 1
Monday, October 08, 2012, 20.00 – 22.00
Chairpersons: K. Flórián, T. Kántor, E. Plško, B. Strauch
P-01 S. Akman A new approach for the determination of fluorine in water samples via molecular absorption of barium mono-fluoride using HR CS ETAAS
P-05 A.A. Asweisi A new cross-shaped graphite furnace for reduction of interferences in atomic absorption spectrometry
P-06 N.R. Bader Determination of trace amounts of cadmium by flame atomic absorption spectrometry after pre-concentration using silica gel coated with Schiff’s bases
P-13 S. Cadore Optimization of meat sample pretreatment by factorial design for cadmium determination for the official food control
P-15 P. Coufalík The determination of mercury species using thermal desorption analysis in AAS
P-17 R. Červenka Determination of methylmercury in soil samples by GC-AFS
P-18 B. Demirata Ozturk Determination of sulphur dioxide and antioxidants in wine by spectroscopic methods
P-20 R. Dobrowolski Study of platinum adsorption onto modified SBA-15 with respect to analytical application
P-21 R. Dobrowolski Determination of bismuth in soils and sediments by slurry sampling GFAAS using chemical modifiers
P-25 A. Eswayah Heavy metal removal from aqueous solution using Libyan natural zeolite and activated carbon
P-26 M. Fehér Determination the elemental uptake of barramundi (Lates calcarifer) larvae fed by Co, Zn and Mn enriched Artemia nauplii using atomic absorption spectrometry
P-29 B. Godlewska-Żyłkiewicz Ultrasound assisted sequential extraction for determination of bioavailable fraction of cadmium and lead in soil by ETAAS - green sample pretreatment
P-32 I. Hagarová Coacervative extraction of lead from natural waters prior to its determination by electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometry
P-35 M. Hlodák Spectrometric assessment of phytoavailability and ecotoxicological effects of mercury in the soil-plant system (Hordeum vulgare L.) under laboratory conditions
P-42 Z. Jakubíková RTG fluorescence spectroscopy study of glass melting filter dust composition
P-44 N. Kamakura Determination of Cr(III), Cr(VI), and Cr(acac)3 in water by ion-exchange disks/metal furnace atomic absorption spectrometry
P-48 G. Khayatian Development of ultrasound-assisted emulsification solidified floating organic drop microextraction for determination of trace amount of iron and copper in water, food and rock samples
P-49 G. Khayatian Directly suspended droplet microextraction and determination of trace amount of iron and copper in water, fruit, vegetable and rock samples
P-52 M. Konečná Determination of trace metals in phthalocyanine-containing materials by atomic absorption spectrometry
P-56 J. Laštincová Proficiency testing in wine analysis
P-57 B. Leśniewska On-line SPE-FAAS method for determination of chromium in water samples
P-58 L. Macháčková Removal of heavy metals from the aqueous solutions and acid mine drainage at the Smolnik locality by Aspergillus niger wild type strains
P-59 A. Manová Electrochemical hydride generation atomic absorption spectrometry for the determination of some inorganic elements
P-60 S. Matějková Elemental analysis of systems based on gold nanoparticles using of X-ray fluorescence and inductively coupled plasma - optical emission spectroscopy
P-61 P. Matúš Investigation of dissolved cationic aluminium species sorption on some nano-sized metal oxides for analytical purposes using atomic spectrometry methods
P-63 Z. Melichová The AAS analysis of selected toxic metals in natural waters and soils from an area affected by mining activities (Špania Dolina, Slovakia)
P-73 J. Pagáčová Quantitative analysis of B2O3 content in glasses by X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy
P-83 M. Rybínová Determination of selenium using photochemical volatile compounds generation coupled with atomic absorption spectrometer
P-90 J. Šrámková Elemental analysis of identification taggants by F-AAS using slurry sampling technique
P-95 V. Vojteková Sono-extractive isolation of metals from the solid sample matrix
P-96 A.N. Zacharia Graphite “filter-furnace” application at electrothermal atomic absorption analysis of some food and environmentals
P-97 E. Zambrzycka Determination of ruthenium in environmental samples by ETAAS after its separation on a new ion imprinted polymers
Tuesday, October 09, 2012, 20.00 – 22.00
Chairpersons: K. Flórián, T. Kántor, E. Plško, B. Strauch
P-02 V. Anan'ev Non-polarized light absorption in pure, doped with the nitrite ions, and photolyzed KNO3 crystals
P-07 D. Bauer Direct determination and quantification of sulphur species in solid fuels by ETV-ICP OES - economical and environmentally friendly
P-08 M.E.A. Benamar Selenium content in wheat and estimation of the selenium daily intake in different regions of Algeria
P-11 K. Boriová Quantification of bioaccumulation and biovolatilization processes using ICP OES and CV AAS
P-16 L. Čanecká Sorption study of P(V), As(V) and Sb(V) on Fe (oxy)hydroxides during the thermal transformation and change of their surface properties
P-22 R. Dobrowolski Direct determination of trace metals in suspension fertilizers by slurry introduction inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry
P-23 J.M. Dubrovkin Optimization of spectrochemical analysis of “white” multicomponent mixtures using direct calibration
P-24 J.M. Dubrovkin Estimation of the minimum uncertainity of quantitative spectrochemical analysis
P-28 K. Gardošová Selenium determination in two/three-component cultivation system (fungus/humic acid/mineral phase) by ICP OES
P-33 L. Havránek Spectroelectrochemical study of 4-aminobenzenethiol on copper, silver and gold: What is the role of the metal on the reactivity of the adsorbed species?
P-34 M. Heželová DC arc spectroscopic studies of evaporation processes of important elements in various Pd- based catalysts
P-36 G. Holéczyová Mono-standard calibration for analysis of solid environmental samples using SS-DCA-OES method
P-38 M. Huleihel Fourier transform infrared microspectroscopy (FTIR-M) as an effective tool for identification of virally infected cells and cells contaminated with bacteria or fungi
P-40 M. Chromčíková Thermodynamic model and Principal Component Analysis of Raman spectra of 15(Na2O,K2O).10(CaO,ZnO).75(ZrO2,SiO2) glasses
P-47 G. Keşan DFT, FT-IR and Raman investigations of 1-pyrrolidino-1-cyclopentene
P-51 M. Kokošková Surface-modified luminescence of Ru(II) polypyridine complexes
P-54 J. Kubová Inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry used in sorption study of platinum and palladium onto nanometer sized titanium dioxide
P-62 I.V. Mazepa Distribution of manganese in the soil-water-plant in the zone of Burshtyn thermal power station
P-64 J. Mihalčová Determination of water content in oil with the application of FTIR spectrometry
P-66 C. Nadejde On the spectral behavior of rifampicin molecules in solutions and ferrofluids
P-67 C. Nadejde Molecular modeling and spectral investigation on some triphenyltetrazolium chloride derivatives
P-71 J. Ortyl Application of 5-phenyl-3-amino-2,4-dicyanobenzoates as spectroscopic probes for monitoring in real time photopolymerization processes
P-72 J. Ortyl Developing of fluorescence probes based on acenaphthene for monitoring of photopolymerization processes by fluorescence spectroscopy
P-74 C. Parlak Vibrational spectroscopic analysis of some Hofmann type complexes
P-78 P. Puliš Comparison of solid-sampling spectrographic and spectrometric method at their utilization for determination of impurity elements in Pd-C catalysts
P-80 D. Remeteiová Possibilities of modern spectrometric method (SS-DCA-OES) for the catalysts trace analysis: 2. Optimization of calibration
P-81 M. Rimár Reliability of determination of some analytes in oil by RD OES
P-82 S. Ružičková Possibilities of direct spectrometric method (SS-DCA-OES) for the catalysts trace analysis: 1. Optimization of evaporation
P-84 F. Sohbatzadeh Investigation of microwave plasmoid at atmospheric pressure by optical emission spectroscopy
P-85 F. Sohbatzadeh Investigation of additive gases to the argon gas on the plasma jet length in dielectric barrier discharge apparatus
P-91 E. Terpáková FTIR method as a guideline to study degradation of composite building materials
P-92 E. Terpáková The importance of multidisciplinary analytical approach to solving problems of biocorrosion in civil buildings
P-94 T. Vogt Direct determination of boron in silicon-materials by ETV-ICP OES - an easy way?
POSTER SESSION 3
Wednesday, October 10, 2012, 20.00 – 22.00
Chairpersons: K. Flórián, T. Kántor, E. Plško, B. Strauch
P-03 M. Anguš Optical emission spectroscopy of PE and PE HF CVD process of carbon nanotubes growth
P-04 M. Anguš Study of hydrogen-argon helical RF discharge
P-09 E. Bencúrová Molecular analysis of possible ligands and receptors responsible for interaction between Francisella and brain microvascular endothelial cells
P-10 M. Bhide Development of simple and rapid elution methods for proteins from various affinity beads for their direct MALDI-TOF downstream application
P-12 R. Brodzka Determination of trace elements in quartz filters by LA-ICP-MS technique
P-14 W. Cegiełkowska Chemical and biological studies of the distribution and speciation of zinc in Plantago lanceolata L.
P-19 P. Diviš Application of ICP-MS and chemometrics for determination of the wine origin
P-27 M. Fišera Determination and speciation of arsenic compounds in fishes
P-30 M. Gregušová New modification of diffusive gradient in thin film technique (DGT) for determination of metals in sediments
P-31 Z. Grolmusová Stable isotope ratio mass spectrometry of water samples from Dunaj and Morava rivers in Bratislava, Slovakia
P-37 M. Horňáčková Determination of Si/Al molar ratio in microporous zeolites using calibration free laser induced breakdown
P-39 S. Hušková Provenance study of archeological raw material using LA-ICP-MS
P-41 D. Iwahata New metal tag reagent for highly selective and sensitive analyses of amino acids and dipeptides by LC-ICP-MS
P-43 B. Janasik Arsenic speciation in urine by HPLC-ICP-MS technique
P-45 A. Kaňa Software solution for post-column isotope dilution HPLC-ICP-MS
P-46 J. Karasiński On the use of chromatography followed by mass spectrometry for speciation of zinc in plants
P-50 M. Kociánová Elemental analysis of bentonites using CF-LIBS
P-53 A. Krata Effect of chemical form of mercury on the quality of results of mercury content in natural water by ICP-QMS
P-55 E. Kurek On the use of mass spectrometry for the investigation of biotransformation of selenium towards designing the functional food
P-65 M. Michalska-Kacymirow Analytical scenario for the investigation of biotransformations of selenium in plants
P-68 J. Návesník oaTOF-ICP-MS analysis of gadolinium in algae, surface and waste water
P-69 J. Návesník Multielemental analysis of horse hair by oaTOF-ICP-MS
P-70 H. Nováková ICP-MS for analysis of fish scales and otoliths of perch (Perca fluviatilis) and bream (Abramis brama)
P-75 I. Petry-Podgorska Bioanalytical ICP-MS method for quantification of potassium changes in the cells and supernatants after action of CyaA toxin
P-76 J. Pořízka Influence of the different farming systems on elemental content of Vitis vinifera and on antioxidant properties of wine
P-77 M. Průšová Elemental analyses of textile structures by LIBS
P-79 J. Rakovský Self-absorption effect used in multi layer plasma modeling for element density determination in LIBS analysis
P-86 M. Stanisławska Determination of chromium species in the workplace air using HPLC-ICP-MS technique
P-87 J. Sysalová Size-distribution and mobility assessment of Hg and other risk elements in urban particulate matter and amended soils
P-88 J. Száková Variability of total and mobile element contents in the ash after biomass combustion
P-89 A. Šípková Affinity of selected elements to individual fractions of organic matter
P-93 J. Tremlová Arsenic compounds in less common species of vegetable determined with HPLC-ICPMS