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aliquot
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aliquot
1. Maths of, signifying, or relating to an exact divisor of a quantity or number
2. consisting of equal quantities
3. an aliquot part

aliquot [′al·ə‚kwät]
(chemistry)
A part of a sample that has been divided into exactly equal parts with no remainder.
(mathematics)
A divisor that divides a quantity into equal parts with no remainder.
(medicine)
A representative sample of a larger quantity.


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At each time point we aliquoted 50 [micro]L of the mixture, diluted it with mobile phase (10 mM ammonium phosphate plus 10 mM ammonium nitrate), injected it onto the HPLC column, and detected concentrations of MMA, DMA, [As.
Samples requiring additional offline testing are aliquoted from primary tubes to daughter tubes by the system.
Panel specimens were coded, heat-inactivated, aliquoted, and lyophilized; 1 aliquot was retested by the reference laboratories after reconstitution.
 
 
 
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