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Interferant

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In`ter`fer´ant
n.1.(Law) One of the contestants in interference before the Patent Office.


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SPE can be used in two different modes: the first is to initially retain the analytes on the column packing, thereby allowing potential interferants to pass through the column, and then elute the analytes with the prescribed eluent; the second is to retain the interfering substances, thereby allowing the analytes to pass initially through the column.
Analytic considerations for measuring environmental chemicals in ... by Wang, Richard Y. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Preventing the underestimation of concentrations due to endotoxin collection procedures, storage of samples, assay conditions, or interferants present in the sample is particularly important when evaluating community exposures where the levels may be very low.
Concentrated Swine Feeding Operations and Public Health: A Review of ... by Wing, Steve / Environmental Health Perspectives
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