Explain how the large OH background is removed before the anion analytes pass into the conductivity detector. (This is related to ion demineralization softening, but only the hydroxide is removed.) Figure 23-7 will help.

Explain how the large OH background is removed before the anion analytes pass into the conductivity detector. (This is related to ion demineralization softening, but only the hydroxide is removed.) Figure 23-7 will help.

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