Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) coupled with headspace solid-phase microextraction )HS-SPME) links cocoa variety to chocolate aroma and flavor profiles.
|Articles|December 1, 2006
- The Column-12-01-2006
- Volume 2
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The Column: December 2006
News All the news from December 2006 Opinion Zosimus complains about the poor quality of some speakers at conferences and proposes to compile a database of good presenters for all to view. Market Trends & Analysis Glenn Cudiamat reports on the water analysis market that is heavily driven by government regulations Systematic Development of Stability-Indicating Methods Michael McBrien and Margaret Antler Supplies and Services SPE Product Directory Profiles from Biotage, Gerstel and Gilson
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