News|Videos|June 19, 2025
Pressing Analytical Challenges in PFAS Analysis
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In the second episode, the panel delves into the most pressing analytical challenges in PFAS analysis, spotlighting persistent issues such as contamination, detection limits, background blanks, and other method-related hurdles faced in the lab.
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