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Fig. 4. Gas chromatograms showing VC found in marsh waters. Peak Nos. 100, 300, and 400 are internal standards
added to the seawater sainple at 10 ng!kg, while peak No. 200 is the internal standard applied to the trap at the
time of extraction. For peak number identifications refer to Table 2.
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