Microbial presence in field water and different membrane samples was established by the following method.
The relationships between the properties and the morphologies of the samples were established in detail.
Comparison of label contents, in all bottled drinking water samples, was established with measured values in this study (Fig. 1).
A detection limit of 170 ng g−1 of chlorine in solid metal samples was established when 60 mg sample was used.
As a consequence, a German DIN standard operational procedure for the analysis of 22 pesticides of different polarities from water samples was established in 2007 [12].
The relationship between performance and CO2 uptake; and the influence of key parameters on the carbonation, microstructure and mechanical performance of MgO-based samples was established.
Based on this chemosensor, a rapid, selective and sensitive luminescence method for the detection of sulfide anions in wastewater samples was established.
The total bacterial load of the samples was established by quantitative PCR.
