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Advanced detection of PFAS in water beyond current regulations using UHPLC ion mobility-HRMS
10 Jun 2025The US EPA lists 14,735 PFAS species as manufactured compounds, precursors, and degradation products making systematic and comprehensive monitoring an extremely challenging task.
Find out more about a study investigating a novel non-targeted and suspect approach for the analysis of PFAS by utilizing trapped ion mobility spectrometry (TIMS) alongside LC-HRMS/MS data. Discover how this workflow was able to produce fast and efficient PFAS identification in complex environmental matrices.
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