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A fast and convenient method for on-line monitoring of the extraction of heavy metals from solid (environmental) matrixes was developed. By the incorporation of microcartridges filled with dried and pulverized solid samples into the conduits of a flow system and appropriate selection of the liquid flowing through the cartridge, information about the degree of leaching and in particular of the kinetics of the leaching process are obtained. The method was optimized for determination of different metals of environmental concern using in-line detection by FAAS and ICPMS.
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