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E-Separation Solutions

E-Separation Solutions-09-08-2009
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Increased Speed of Analysis and Sample Throughput with Kinetex™ Core-Shell Technology

The introduction of the new Kinetex™ core-shell technology provides a significant benefit to all separation scientists looking to increase sample throughput by reducing chromatographic analysis times while maintaining chromatographic resolution.

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