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Carry-over in automatic analysers

Broughton, 1984

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17482019049903593809
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Broughton P
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The Journal of Automatic Chemistry

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It is now 20 years since the first description of sample carry-over or interaction in a continuous-flow analytical system [1]: that is, the error induced in the result of a specimen by contamination from the preceding one. Since then, the measurement of sample carry-over …
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