News|Articles|July 23, 2024

Analysis of Ultrashort-Chain and Short-Chain (C1 to C4) PFAS in Water Samples (July 2024)

Measuring ultrashort-chain PFAS (C1-C4) in water is crucial due to their ubiquity and potential human exposure. Standard RPLC tests struggle with these compounds.


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