|Articles|October 1, 2002
- LCGC North America-10-01-2002
- Volume 20
- Issue 10
Practical Considerations of the Influence of Organic Modifiers on the Ionization of Analytes and Buffers in Reversed-Phase LC
This article provides theoretical background, experimental data, and practical considerations about the effects of organic modifiers on analyte ionization in reversed-phase LC.
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To the Editorabout 23 years ago
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