CAS Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics develops improved microextraction techniques based on ionic liquids

The procedure is based on micro-extraction in ceramic metal oxide hollow fibers combined with GC-MS and allows to analyze illegal food additives such as melamine, pesticides and organic pollutants.

CAS news release, November 11, 2015

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