Fluorescent Techniques Can Detect Concentrations as Low as

question 33

Multiple Choice

Fluorescent techniques can detect concentrations as low as

• A) molar (10¹ M).
• B) micromolar (10 ^{− 6} M).
• C) picomolar (10 ^{− 12} M).
• D) attamolar (10 ^{− 18} M).

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