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Fish Scales as a Non-Invasive Method for Monitoring Trace and Macroelement Pollution

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By Haithem Aib, Herta Mária Czédli, Edina Baranyai, Zsófi Sajtos
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Assessment of Groundwater Decontamination Processes around a Dismantled Septic Tank Using GIS and Statistical Analysis

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By György Szabó, Zsófi Sajtos, Edina Baranyai, Tamás Mester
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Analysis of Sugars in Honey Samples by Capillary Zone Electrophoresis Using Fluorescence Detection

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By Zsófi Sajtos, Cynthia Nagy, Melinda Andrasi, Gyongyi Gyemant
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3.1. CZE Separations of APTS-Labeled Carbohydrates Fluorescence detection provides extremely sensitive detection for the analysis of sample injection plugs in the nanoliter range. As depicted in Figure 1, for the carbohydrate components, the LEDIF detection resulted in a high analytical response signal with very little baseline noise (Figure 1A), while detection at 240 nm yielded a small signal with high baseline noise (Figure 1B).
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