Trends in the identification of organic residues and contaminants : EC regulations under revision

article
2001
Andre, F.

Wasch, K.K.G. de

Brabander, H.F. de

Impens, S.R.

Stolker, L.A.M.

Ginkel, L. van

Stephany, R.W.

Schilt, R.

Courtheyn, D.

Bonnaire, Y.

Furst, P.

Gowik, P.

Kennedy, G.

Kuhn, T.

Moretain, J.P.
The use of identification points (IPs) is a new approach to set up quality criteria for the identification of organic residues and contaminants: a laboratory is allowed to use any molecular spectrometric technique or combination of techniques in order to earn a minimum number of points. The system of IPs balances the identification power of the different analytical techniques and has the advantage that new techniques can be introduced very easily. © 2001 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
Topics
AnalysisContaminantIdentification pointLegislationQuality criterionResidueVeterinary drugChemical analysisImpuritiesLaboratoriesMolecular spectroscopyEc regulationsIdentification (control systems)
TNO Identifier
57060
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:84bc0f43-2a03-446f-8a35-b46310ef59c1
ISSN
01659936
Source
Trends Anal. Chem., 20(8), pp. 435-445.
Pages
435-445
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