SOME DATA FOR SUBSTANTIATION OF CONTROLLING MICROELEMENT COMPOSITION OF HERBAL PLANT RAW MATERIALS
The contents of natural radionuclides in camomile and of germanium element in some herbs and ginseng of different origin were determined by mass spectrometry and inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry. A substantial divergence with the available literature data is found. The necessity to form a domestic database for the complete microelement composition of herbal plant raw materials is substantiated.