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Quantitative Analysis of PFAS in Milk, Infant Formula, and Related Ingredients Using LC–MS

Lukas Vaclavik;John Schmitz;Matthew Eckert;Katerina Mastovska;Tarun Anumol
July 1st 2022

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.

Fresh milk in glass on dark wooden table and blurred landscape with cow on meadow.

Quantitative Analysis of PFAS in Milk, Infant Formula, and Related Ingredients Using Liquid Chromatography–Tandem Mass Spectrometry

Lukas Vaclavik;John Schmitz;Matthew Eckert;Katerina Mastovska;Tarun Anumol
July 1st 2022

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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