State perspectives of PFAS analysis for groundwater and soil contamination

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Various analytical methods for PFAS analysis in groundwater and soil have distinct advantages and disadvantages that necessitate careful selection based on specific objectives. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Tomoya Nojima; Tomohiro SEKI

doi:10.5917/jagh.68.35

February 27, 2026Journal of Groundwater HydrologyOpen Access

State perspectives of PFAS analysis for groundwater and soil contamination

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The objective is to evaluate different analysis methods for detecting PFAS in groundwater and soil.
Reviewed existing PFAS analysis methods globally
Discussed the strengths and weaknesses of each method
Provided guidance on appropriate method selection based on objectives
Identified multiple analytical approaches developed for PFAS detection
Highlighted the necessity of method selection based on specific contamination scenarios

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This analysis reviews various PFAS detection methods for groundwater and soil contamination, indicating their strengths and weaknesses.

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