Recent legislation including the Water Framework Directive from EU calls for identification and quantification of short-chained chloroparaffins. Traditional instruments such as GC-ECD or standard GC-MS are not suitable for testing in accordance with the new regulation as an effective separation between SCCP and MCCP is not possible. Hence, chemists at ALS have developed a new method using GC-MS-NCI in order to provide clients with a solution that fulfils the demands in the European legislation. 

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