Abstract
Differences between lead alkyl compounds are observed when gasolines are analyzed directly by atomic absorption with a carbon rod atomizer. The addition of iodine in MIBK to sample solutions eliminates these differences. A procedure is described which provides a rapid simple determination of lead in gasoline (0.025–2.5 g/gal) independent of lead alkyl substitution.
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