This article explains how statistical overlap theory can be applied to chromatography in everyday usage.
Joe M. Davis
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Articles by Joe M. Davis
The statistical overlap theory (SOT) of chromatography relates the number of peaks that appear in a chromatogram to the number of detectable components and the peak capacity.
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