When government agencies and other research organizations developed the first PFAS analysis methods, certain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) exhibited signal loss or enhancement based on how the samples were handled. These unexpected sources of error could occur anywhere in the sample pathway from collection to analysis and could lead to inaccurate quantification and reporting. Significant troubleshooting efforts from those pioneering organizations resulted in two primary observations that guide how we test these “forever chemicals” today. Download now to learn more.
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