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Glossary
EVISA is providing a list of terms used in the area of speciation and fractionation analysis. Since speciation analysis is a field of analytical chemistry that is specified by a pronounced interdisciplinary cooperation between different sciences such as biochemistry, medicine, biology, environmental sciences, nutritional sciences and material sciences its terminology is a complex mixture of terms used in all these.
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A single-celled fungus (eukaryote).
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A neutral molecule which has positive and negative charges on adjacent atoms as shown in
the diagram. The positively charged atom is usually nitrogen, phosphorus or sulphur and the negatively charged atom is generally carbon, but can be other atoms.
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