Headspace Liquid Microextraction

Author(s)Derrick C. Wood, James M. Miller, Ingo Christ

A new sampling method for gas chromatography termed single-drop microextraction (SDME) is described. In this column, SDME is applied to residual solvent analysis, both in manual and automated modes.

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