
|Articles|March 7, 2013
- The Column-03-07-2013
- Volume 0
- Issue 4
Market Profile: Market Profile: Solid-Phase Extraction
Solid-phase extraction (SPE) has been commercially available for nearly 25 years and is still finding new applications. Growth of this technique appears to be largely a function of the vendors' capability to provide specific application support, especially in clinical sciences, pharmaceuticals, toxicology, pesticides and residues analysis.
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Solid-phase extraction (SPE) has been commercially available for nearly 25 years and is still finding new applications. Growth of this technique appears to be largely a function of the vendors’ capability to provide specific application support, especially in clinical sciences, pharmaceuticals, toxicology, pesticides and residues analysis.
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