Supplementary Information for A Digital Microfluidic Interface Between Solid-Phase Microextraction and HPLC-MS Kihwan Choi,1,2,3 Ezel Boyacı,4 Jihye Kim,1 Brendon Seale,1 Luis Barrera-Arbelaez,1 Janusz Pawliszyn,4 and A

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