Automated sequential tube sampling and chemometrics supplement GC–MS, adding time profiling and fast product-line comparison for real-world insight.
|Articles|October 1, 1999
- October 1999
- Volume 17
- Issue 10
- Pages: 930–937
Development of Gas Chromatography Instruments at Shimadzu
The guest authors summarize the history of this Japanese scientific instrument company and events in the development of its products.
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Guest authors Nagayanagi, Takimoto, and Saito review the development and manufacturing of gas chromatography instrumentation from Shimadzu Corp., Japan's leading scientific instrument company. They also provide a brief history of the company to explain the company's design and marketing philosophies.
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