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Vol 29 No s8 LCGC North America August 2011 Buyers' Guide & Industry Trends Supplement PDF

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Determination of α-Amanitin in Human Serum by Solid-Phase Extracton Coupled with HPLC-UV
Determination of α-Amanitin in Human Serum by Solid-Phase Extracton Coupled with HPLC-UV
The Effect of SEC Column Arrangement of Different Pore Sizes on Resolution and Molecular Weight Measurements
The Effect of SEC Column Arrangement of Different Pore Sizes on Resolution and Molecular Weight Measurements
The State of the Art in Chiral Capillary Gas Chromatography
The State of the Art in Chiral Capillary Gas Chromatography
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Generous Results with MISER Chromatography
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