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|Articles|September 4, 2009
LCGC Europe E-Application Note Alert
LC?GC Europe is pleased to announce that following the success of the North American E-Application Note Alert, it will be producing a European E-Application Note Alert.
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LC•GC Europe is pleased to announce that following the success of the North American E-Application Note Alert, it will be producing a European E-Application Note Alert.
The North American Alert provided readers with technical information about new and existing products, applications and techniques and the European version aims to bring those same qualities to the rest of the world.
The first of the quarterly application note alerts will be sent this month to industry professionals within Europe, Asia Pacific and the Middle East.
Notes will be arranged under five separate techniques; Sample Prep, HPLC, GC, Hyphenated Techniques and Miscellaneous, and will be accompanied by special Featured Applications Notes that will make it easier for the reader to find the notes that are relevant to them.
The application notes can be viewed and downloaded free of charge after filling out a short registration form.
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