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The types of solutes that can be determined using Ion Chromatographic techniques
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Inorganic ions such as Cl-, Br-, SO42- etc.</li>
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Inorganic cations, including alkali metal, alkaline earth, transition metal
and rare earth ions, but not neutral metal complexes.</li>
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Organic acids, including carboxylic, sulfonic, phosphonic acids etc.</li>
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Organic bases, including amines.</li>
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Ionic organo-metallic compounds.</li>
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