Steven Ray Wilson's AFFL LC–MS system runs thousands of injections per column, but he calls validation and standardization the field's real barrier.
|Articles|June 1, 2004
- LCGC North America-06-01-2004
- Volume 22
- Issue 6
The Analysis of Fluorescent Whitening Agents Using Reversed-Phase HPLC and Mass Spectrometry
The separation of individual congeners of commonly used fluorescent whitening agents is described.
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