Abstract
A comprehensive long-term survey of the concentration levels of ionic alkyllead species in rainwater at a residential location was carried out, relying on a funnel-in-bottle sampler and a well-assessed analytical procedure based on extraction, derivatization, and gas chromatography-atomic absorption spectrometry (GC-AAS). During the 1.5-year monitoring program (1986-1987), the total dissolved ionic alkyllead content of the samples never exceeded 230 ng L -1 Pb and averaged 45 ng L -1 Pb
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