AOAC-RI ERP Book - FAOM METHOD.pdf

492 M ASTOVSKA ET AL . J OURNAL OF AOAC I NTERNATIONAL V OL . 98, N O . 2, 2015

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Table 2014.08I. PAH analytes and corresponding 13 C -PAHs used for PAH signal normalization Analyte

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