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Ion chromatography is one of the commonly used instruments in laboratories and is a type of high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). Ion chromatography gradually developed in the 1970s as a trace ion analysis technique. It offers advantages such as high sensitivity, fast speed, high accuracy, and multiple options for the analysis of anions, cations, and ionic compounds. These features have made it popular among researchers and technicians. As a result, ion chromatographs have been widely used in industries such as environmental monitoring, petrochemicals, pesticides, and food production.

This article introduces quantitative analysis methods through noun explanations and commonly used quantitative methods, and provides examples to explain some problems that may arise during the operation process.