Vol 41 No s9 Hot Topics in PFAS – United Kingdom PDF

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Vol 41 No s9 Hot Topics in PFAS – United Kingdom PDF
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Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) or Interference? Using High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry as an Investigative Tool in Food Analysis
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Tackling PFAS Complexity with HRMS and Bioanalytical Techniques
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New Technologies That Accelerate Persistent Organic Pollutant (POP) Sample Preparation
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A Multiphase Sampling and Analytical Approach for Investigating Airborne PFAS Transmission
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Analytical Techniques in Exploring the Persistent Global PFAS Problem
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