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LCGC North America
LCGC North AmericaLCGC North America-10-01-2004
Volume 22
Issue 10
This month's "GC Connections" examines the various ways – and their attendant benefits and drawbacks – with which chromatographers and chromatography data-handling systems locate and measure peaks
Articles in this issue
Gradient Performance Checks
Coupling Capillary Isoelectric Focusing with Mass Spectrometry
Validation and Implementation of In-Process Control HPLC Assays for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients
Hydrophilic Interaction Chromatography Using Silica Columns for the Retention of Polar Analytes and Enhanced ESI-MS Sensitivity
Peaks of Interest
October Table of Contents
Short Courses
Calendar
Practical Tips on Preparing Plasma Samples for Drug Analysis Using SPME
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