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Prediction of Uptake Rates for Diffusive Tubes
28 Jul 2015This Application Note describes the theory and practice of predicting the uptake rate for a particular analyte–sorbent combination when using diffusive (passive) samplers. This can help analysts to overcome the limitation of having to experimentally determine uptake rates for every analyte–sorbent combination of interest.
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