PFAS and Fluorinated Compounds: Considering Potential Future Restrictions
Fluorinated compounds have become prevalent in ion pair chromatography (IPC) but they do pose some environmental concerns.
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The materials used in certain methods, like IPC, or components, like per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), can be the source of environmental concern. The panel considers whether the future of the industry will see restrictions on some of these analytical tools, and whether alternative options are available.
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