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|Articles|February 1, 2000
- February 2000
- Volume 18
- Issue 2
- Pages: 180–198
Chromatography Data Systems, Part II: Specifying, Evaluating, and Selecting a System
Author(s)R.D. McDowall
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In the second installment of this series, the author looks at the first phase of the life cycle of a new chromatography system, bringing together a number of elements of the workflow and the functions as they are used in the laboratory.
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