|Articles|January 9, 2014
- The Column-01-09-2014
- Volume 10
- Issue 1
Use of Monolithic HPLC Columns for Food Analysis in Complex Matrices
This article provides examples of the robustness of monolithic HPLC columns and how they can be used to help overcome the inherent challenges presented when analytes are in complex matrices.
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This article provides examples of the robustness of monolithic HPLC columns and how they can be used to help overcome the inherent challenges presented when analytes are in complex matrices.
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Multi-Detection GPC/SEC for the Analysis of Polysaccharides in Foodabout 12 years ago
Cleaning Up the Genomeabout 12 years ago
Taking Quality Time Outabout 12 years ago
Black Diamond of the Food Worldabout 12 years ago
Potent Long-Lived Greenhouse Gas Discoveredabout 12 years ago
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