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Pure Water for the Modern Clinical Laboratory
Water impurities affect the operation of clinical analyzers and the accuracy and reproducibility of their results. 
Pure Water for the Modern Clinical Laboratory
Pure Water for the Modern Clinical Laboratory

Water impurities affect the operation of clinical analyzers and the accuracy and reproducibility of their results. 

Water impurities affect the operation of clinical analyzers and the accuracy and reproducibility of their results. 

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