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Determination of Volatile Organic Compounds: Enrichment and Analysis

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Modern analytical methods enable comprehensive and precise analysis of the whole range of compounds present in various matrices. For the sake of natural systems and their proper functioning, the determination of contaminants that irreversibly destroy living organisms is of utmost importance. Reducing emissions, or even halting production processes that result in release of harmful substances, is necessary. Because industry tends to be constantly expanding, both direct and indirect hazards cannot be avoided. Direct hazards involve the contamination of matrices such as water, soil, and atmosphere, whereas indirect hazards relate to food, plants, animals, and humans. To prevent the degradation of natural environments, regular control measurements are required to monitor changes occurring in ecosystems.

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