Application of Solid-Phase Microextraction Technology in Environmental Chemical Analysis
Abstract
Solid phase extraction is a commonly used sample analysis method in China, which is widely used in environmental chemical analysis in China, such as air chemical analysis, water quality, poison detection, etc. The application of this sample analysis technique provides accurate and sensitive reference data to solve and improve the important work benefiting the country and the people. The significance, application and development direction of solid-phase extraction technology are analyzed in detail.
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