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|Articles|October 21, 2020
What Are the Advantages of Using Magnetic Sector GC–HRMS technology for Dioxin and POPs Analysis?
Author(s)Thermo Fisher Scientific
Being the recognized method in worldwide regulations, Magnetic Sector offers advantages when it comes to routine quantitative analysis of Dioxins and other POPs.
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