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Analysis of water and wastewater samples according to US EPA Method 6020B (SW-846)
16 Aug 2024As a result of factors such as climate change, increasing population, and ongoing industrialization, various types of solid and liquid waste are being introduced or released into the environment, causing damage to the ecosystem. Thermo Fisher Scientific evaluates and demonstrates the performance of the Thermo Scientific™ iCAP™ RQplus ICP-MS for robust analysis of a variety of wastewater samples according to the compliance requirements of US EPA Method 6020B.
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