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|Articles|December 1, 2006
- LCGC Europe-12-01-2006
- Volume 19
- Issue 12
Experimental Proofs of a Correlation Between the Coefficients for the Slope of the Response Line and the Response Factor of an ELSD
The authors describe a study that was conducted to evaluate the correlation between the slope of the response line and the response factor of an ELSD that are ordinarily regarded as independent numerical coefficients.
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