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A Fully Automated Approach to the Analysis of NDMA in Water

Application Note

N-Nitrosodimethylamine, or NDMA, can be formed during the treatment of drinking-water. Concentrations of NDMA in drinking-water have been measured up to 40 ng/litre, although lower concentrations are more common. NDMA is carcinogenic, and has been linked to the induction of tumours.

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AS119

A fully automated approach to the analysis of NDMA in water