Identifying Compounds Despite Chromatography Limitations: Organophosphates in Treated Sewage

Author(s)Andrew H. Grange, G. Wayne Sovocool, Lantis I. Osemwengie

The authors descrive the use of GCMS to isolate and identify potentially toxic compounds in concentrated extracts of sewage treatment plant effluents.

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