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Preparation of bovine muscle, bovine liver and pig kidney reference materials and the certification of the contents of nine elements of toxicological and nutritional interest

Herstellung von Referenzmaterial aus Rindermuskel, Rinderleber und Schweineniere sowie Zertifizierung der Gehalte an neun Elementen von toxikologischem und ernährungsphysiologischem Interesse

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The preparation of 3 meat reference materials (bovine muscle, bovine liver and pig kidney) and the steps taken to confirm their homogeneity and stability are described. Details are presented of a preliminary intercomparison and of the final collaborative exercise which led to the certification of the contents of 9 elements of toxicological and nutritional importance. Indicative values are given for the contents of a further 9 elements in these materials.

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Wagstaffe, P.J., Hecht, H., Muntau, H. et al. Preparation of bovine muscle, bovine liver and pig kidney reference materials and the certification of the contents of nine elements of toxicological and nutritional interest. Z. Anal. Chem. 329, 475–479 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00480091

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