In an experiment to measure the amount of citric acid in orange juice, citric acid is the sample and orange juice is the analyte. O citric acid and orange juice are both samples. citric acid is the analyte and orange juice is the sample. citric acid and orange juice are both analytes.

In an experiment to measure the amount of citric acid in orange juice, citric acid is the sample and orange juice is the analyte. O citric acid and orange juice are both samples. citric acid is the analyte and orange juice is the sample. citric acid and orange juice are both analytes.

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In an experiment to measure the amount of citric acid in orange juice,
O citric acid is the sample and orange juice is the analyte.
O citric acid and orange juice are both samples.
citric acid is the analyte and orange juice is the sample.
citric acid and orange juice are both analytes.

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