The lecture will cover analytical methods used for total PFAS analysis, focusing on the advanced technique of Total Oxidisable Precursor (TOP) Assay.

Paul comments on the topic:

PFAS containing products are estimated to contain thousands of individual PFAS compounds, yet only about 30-40 of these are targeted in routine PFAS testing. This can potentially lead to a dramatic under reporting of the total PFAS concentrations in a sample and compromise risk assessment based on analytical results. TOP Assay allows for the assessment and concentration of all polyfluorinated compounds in a sample as opposed to routine PFAS analysis.

ALS will also be present at booth 94 throughout the conference.

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