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|Articles|October 20, 2016
Analysis of Pesticides in a Variety of Matrices
Author(s)Agilent Technologies, Inc.
With the evolving market and demand for matrix-optimized transitions, the Agilent P&EP 4.0 Analyzer includes the addition of 7,800 matrix-optimized transitions to provide customers with their optimal pesticides analysis.
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