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microchemistry

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microchemistry /mi·cro·chem·is·try/ (-kem´is-tre) chemistry concerned with exceedingly small quantities of chemical substances.
mi·cro·chem·is·try (mkr-km-str)
n.
Chemistry that deals with minute quantities of materials, frequently less than one milligram in mass or one milliliter in volume.

microchemistry,
n the branch of chemistry concerned with the study of chemical processes at the cellular and subcellular levels.


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However, Fodrie and Herzka (2008) used otolith microchemistry to reconstruct movement patterns of juvenile California halibut within an arid estuary and found that 8 out of 14 (57%) individuals moved among sections of the estuary over a two-month period.
1:40 PERFORMANCE OF COLLISION CELL ICP-MS FOR DETERMINATION OF IRON FROM FISH OTOLITHS Zikri Arslan* and Stephanie Daniels, Jackson State University, Jackson MS 39217 Iron is an important trace element in otolith microchemistry to gather information about the life histories of fish groups.
 
 
 
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