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Analysis of Milk Powders Based on Chinese Standard Method Using the Agilent 5100 SVDV ICP-OES
Author(s)Neli Drvodelic, Agilent Technologies
Trace toxic and major nutrient elements were measured in a single measurement in a milk powder SRM, with no ionization buffers, using a synchronous dual view ICP-OES. The methodology was in accordance with Chinese method GB 5413.21 for raw milk and dairy products. Excellent recoveries were achieved for all elements determined in the SRM, demonstrating the accuracy of the method over a large dynamic range.
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