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      <description>A potentiostat is the most useful instrument most people have never heard of. The reason it stays in the lab is not physics — it is packaging.</description>
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      <description>The drinking-water limits for lead are small enough to sound theoretical. They are not — they are the reason sample handling, not just instrumentation, has to be right.</description>
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