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Solid phase extraction for the analysis of organic compounds

Author: Valérie PICHON

Publication date: December 10, 2006, Review date: January 1, 2023

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8. Non-exhaustive extraction methods

Alongside solid-phase extraction, which involves trapping targeted compounds for extraction with recovery rates close to 100%, other non-exhaustive extraction techniques have been developed to extract a fraction of the analytes present. These methods are based on the partition equilibrium of the compounds to be extracted between the sample and a solid support.

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