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. 2013 Aug 13;2013:340658. doi: 10.1155/2013/340658

Table 5.

The analysis of the variance of the main factors on the respective peak area of headspace volatile odors in simulated water samples.

Sourcea 2-MIB GSM
dfb SUMc MSd F-value Significant df SUM MS F-value Significant
A 3 7.90979 2.63659 100.8 ∗∗ 3 194.85201 64.95067 56.1 ∗∗
B 3 6.59627 2.19875 84.1 ∗∗ 3 108.42397 36.14132 31.2 ∗∗
C 3 0.77847 0.25949 9.9 3 11.25019 3.75006 3.2
D 3 0.27097 0.09032 3.45 3 1.40387 0.46795 0.4
E 3 1.22373 0.40791 15.6 ∗∗ 3 5.32751 1.77583 1.5
F 3 0.19630 0.06543 2.50 3 7.39079 2.46359 2.1
G 3 0.06370 0.02123 0.81 3 0.69210 0.23070 0.2
Error 10 0.26148 0.02614 10 11.56231 1.15623

∗ and ∗∗: significant at P ≤ 0.01 and P ≤ 0.001, respectively. aSource A: extraction temperature (°C); Source B: extraction time (min); Source C: rotate-speed (rpm); Source D: ionic strength (w/v, %); Source E: desorption time (min); Source F: desorption temperature (°C); and Source G: solution pH. bDegree of freedom; csum of square; and dmean of square.