Negative chemical ionization GC-MS, used in conjunction with automated cold-on-column injection, provides efficient and sensitive quantification of explosive residues for environmental and forensic applications.
Trisca Robarge
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Thermo Fisher Scientific, Austin, Texas.
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Using Automated Cold-On-Column Injection for the Analysis of Explosive Residues by Negative Chemical Ionization GC-MSPublished: March 30th 2007 | Updated:
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