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The Rapid Extraction of Pesticides from Cucumber, Tomato, and Green Pepper

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The Rapid Extraction of Pesticides from Cucumber, Tomato, and Green Pepper

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This application note demonstrates rapid automated extraction and UPLC analysis of cannabinoids from hemp flower.

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Rapid alternative to QuEChERS that performs a single-step-automated extraction and water removal for the pesticide analysis from Tomatoes, Green Peppers, and Cucumbers.

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A simple 20-minute extraction to quickly prep plastics for additive analysis by UPLC.

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This application note demonstrates rapid automated extraction and UPLC analysis of cannabinoids from hemp flower.

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This application note demonstrates rapid automated extraction and UPLC analysis of cannabinoids from hemp flower.

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A simple 20-minute extraction to quickly prep plastics for additive analysis by UPLC.

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This application note demonstrates rapid automated extraction and UPLC MS/MS analysis of pesticide residue from a variety of spices.

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This application note demonstrates rapid automated extraction and LC/GC analysis of over 400 pesticides from cannabis flower.

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Rapid alternative to QuEChERS that performs a single-step-automated extraction and water removal for the pesticide analysis from Tomatoes, Green Peppers, and Cucumbers.

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This application note demonstrates rapid automated extraction and LC/GC analysis of over 400 pesticides from cannabis flower.

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New sorbent for water mitigation in rapid automated extraction and UPLC MS/MS analysis of pesticide residue from a strawberry.

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Rapid alternative to QuEChERS that performs a single-step-automated extraction and water removal for the pesticide analysis from Tomatoes, Green Peppers, and Cucumbers.

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This application note demonstrates rapid automated extraction and UPLC MS/MS analysis of pesticide residue from a variety of spices.

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New sorbent for water mitigation in rapid automated extraction and UPLC MS/MS analysis of pesticide residue from a strawberry.

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A simple 20-minute extraction to quickly prep plastics for additive analysis by UPLC.

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• Overview of extraction technology in food safety studies • How a single, automated method extracts pesticides from various matrices • Q&A: Improving sample prep for LC/GC analysis of plastics, foods & more

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