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- bodies, α-keto acids, and other organic compounds. Ammonium is also an interferent; if the sample is plasma, care needs to be taken that ammonium heparin...
- polar extraction solvent and a nonpolar solvent to partition a nonpolar interferent. A small aliquot of the organic phase (or in the latter case, polar phase)...
- Tauroursodeoxycholic acid, an epimer See article about Taurodeoxycholic acid as an interferent in Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) m**** spectrometry analysis. Hofmann...
- O3, etc.) that would fool a fuel cell type detector, or an organic interferent to fool an infrared absorption detector. The infrared absorption detector...
- sample might require treatment with a different reagent to remove these interferents. The precipitating reagent is added at a concentration that favors the...
- have larger atomic radii than analyte ions of similar m****, i.e. the interferent NaAr+ (m**** 63) is larger than the analyte Cu+ (m**** 63). Thus, when...
- material to the desired analyte or substrate with the response to other interferents. In many electrochemical systems, including galvanic cells, fuel cells...
- candidatein Dopamine detection, however it is not selective towards some interferents. This issue, can be overcome via further post-synthesis treatments for...
- Veschambre, V. (2011). "Quand droits des pêcheurs et frontières marines interfèrent. Enjeux et conflits dans le golfe normand-breton. In dimension spatiale...
- to discriminate chemical signature compounds from potential chemical interferents without any loss in sensor sensitivity. By 2004, funding from the Army...