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Validation of GC-MS/MS for Detection and Confirmation of Low-Level Dioxins

Thermo Fisher Scientific
12 Nov 2014

This application note demonstrates that the TSQ 8000 Evo triple quadrupole GC-MS/MS delivers consistent results and can be used with confidence to sensitively and selectively detect, quantify, and confirm dioxins in food and feed samples at low concentrations.

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