|Articles|January 1, 2002
- LCGC North America-01-01-2002
- Volume 20
- Issue 1
The Benefits of Reversed Phases with Extended Polar Selectivity in Analyzing Wide-Polarity-Range Samples
Author(s)I. Chappell
This article describes the use of phases with extended polar selectivity to reduce analysis time for wide-polarity-range samples such as an insecticide, simulated carboxylic acid degradants, and phthalate esters.
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