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Analysis of Trace Elements in Rice using an Autodilution System Coupled with the Thermo Scientific iCAP Q ICP-MS

Thermo Fisher Scientific
5 May 2014

This application note demonstrates a simple and highly sensitive method for the trace elemental analysis of rice by quadrupole ICP-MS with minimal sample preparation.

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Mass SpectrometryTrace Level ImpuritiesRiceFood Fraud

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