Gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC–MS) and ion chromatography profile wasabi and mustard heat and acidity.
|Articles|July 20, 2009
E-Separation Solutions
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LCGC Launches Revamped Website
LCGC has launched a dynamically redesigned homepage at www.chromatographyonline.com. With the combined resources of all of the LCGC brands under one umbrella, this site is poised to become the premiere repository of technical research on the field of separation science in the industry today.
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LCGC has launched a dynamically redesigned homepage at www.chromatographyonline.com. With the combined resources of all of the LCGC brands under one umbrella, this site is poised to become the premiere repository of technical research on the field of separation science in the industry today.
The new, user-friendly design includes continually updated news and market information on the field of chromatography; expanded multimedia offerings such as videos, podcasts, and web seminars; and of course, the same nuts-and-bolts technical content that has made LCGC successful for nearly 30 years. And with links to the FindAnalytichem search engine and LCGC's growing Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook communities, this is truly a site for the 21st century analytical chemist.
We invite you to take a look at your earliest convenience and send us any feedback you might have. And while there, be sure to visit Chromacademy.com, LCGC's rapidly growing e-learning site.
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