This method for PFAS analysis in milk and infant formula is robust, reliable, and reproducible, with scope to expand the list of PFAS in the future.
John Schmitz
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This method for PFAS analysis in milk and infant formula is robust, reliable, and reproducible, with scope to expand the list of PFAS in the future.
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Quantitative Analysis of PFAS in Milk, Infant Formula, and Related Ingredients Using Liquid Chromatography–Tandem Mass SpectrometryPublished: July 1st 2022 | Updated:
Quantitative Analysis of PFAS in Milk, Infant Formula, and Related Ingredients Using LC–MSPublished: July 1st 2022 | Updated:
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