|Articles|November 10, 2008

E-Separation Solutions

  • E-Separation Solutions-11-11-2008
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Microemulsion HPLC

Microemulsion-based HPLC (MELC) is a recent development offering reduced sample preparation times for complex samples and generic separation conditions applicable to a wide range of solutes. This article introduces the concepts of MELC and discusses the possible benefits and future applications.


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