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GNPS - waste water treatment plant - stir bar sorptive extractions

ABSTRACT: Stir bar sorptive extractions of waste water treatment plant samples analysed in positive and negative mode LC-MS/MS DDA

INSTRUMENT(S): QE

ORGANISM(S): None

SUBMITTER: Jeffrey Hawkes

PROVIDER: MSV000090554 | GNPS | Wed Oct 19 05:45:00 BST 2022

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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