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What is matrix effect in a chromatographic determination?
Answer: D
Components extracted alongside the analyte can suppress or enhance its detector response, particularly in electrospray, so a calibration in clean solvent no longer applies. Irreversible retention, absorbance and viscosity are separate problems that also exist. Because the effect varies between samples of different origin, it is measured with a post-extraction spike rather than assumed negligible.
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