Sentence examples for mass detection limits from inspiring English sources

The concentration and mass detection limits for fluorescein were 1.8×10−7 mol l−1 and 4.3 femol, respectively.

Concentration mass detection limits for Ag, CeO2 and TiO2 were 0.1 ng/L, 0.05 ng/L and 10 ng/L respectively.

The microchip CE/ED system injected 50 pl volumes of sample, which corresponded to mass detection limits on the order of 200 amol.

The concentration detection limits and mass detection limits are 0.3 nM and 15 amol for a 105-μm biosensor, and 10 nM and 0.27 amol for a submicrometer biosensor, respectively.

The labeled 20 standard amino acids were efficiently separated by CE and the mass detection limits (S/N = 3) were ranged from 59.3 fmol for l-tryptophan to 1.70 pmol for l-histidine.

HPLC requires pooled samples (3 4 heads) because of high mass detection limits.

The measurement requirements of the SDC instrument were established by estimating the particle mass detection limit needed to resolve the expected features of the dust distribution.

The water absorption results are reported only for Crevoladossola marble, since the initial absorption values of the untreated Candoglia marble were under the mass detection limit of the balance for in situ measurements.

Based on the current models (Divine, 1993), a detector with a lower mass detection limit of about 10−12 g and 0.1 m−2 surface area is predicted to have on the order of 1IDP hit per week outside of dust structures.

In addition, CZE usually has good mass detection limit and worse concentration detection limit due to small sample injection volume.

These instruments offer high sensitivity (1 10 pg mass detection limit) and are generally 10too 100 times more sensitive than Q-MS.