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A Fast, Simplified Approach to Quantitative Headspace Analysis of Volatile Impurities in Drug and Packaging Products
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Magnetic Nanoparticles Used for PAH Detection in Water & Fish Samples
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Advances in Multiwavelength Absorbance Detection
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Automated Aroma and Flavour Profiling of Honey Using High-Capacity Sorptive Extraction
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The Paradox of Sustainability in Separation Science
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