Vol 29 No 9 LCGC Europe September 2016 Regular Issue PDF

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Volume 29
Issue 9

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Pyrolysis–Liquid Chromatography for the Analysis of Acrylic Resins
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Highlights from HPLC 2016
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Paper, Paper Everywhere but None of it Controlled?
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A Universal Reversed‑Phase HPLC Method for Pharmaceutical Analysis
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International Symposium on the Separation and Characterization of Natural and Synthetic Macromolecules (SCM-8)
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