Isotope dilution is a quantitative analytical technique used to determine the concentration of a specific substance in a sample by using isotopically labeled compounds. This method relies on the principle that when a known quantity of an isotopically enriched (labeled) version of the substance is mixed with the sample, the ratio of the isotopes can be measured. It is particularly useful for analyzing trace elements and compounds in complex matrices where conventional techniques might be less effective.
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