
|Articles|June 3, 2016
Soil Sample Preparation for Pesticide Analysis
Author(s)Dr. Tanja Hanke
Preparing soil samples for pesticide analysis is a crucial step in ensuring the safety of all consumers. Typical soil samples for analysis are often a heterogeneous mix that are unable to be directly analyzed; thus, the handling and homogenizing of the sample must conducted with the proper tools and techniques in order to obtain a reproducible and meaningful result.
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