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Vol 36 No 10 LCGC North America October 2018 Regular Issue PDF
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Highlights from the HPLC 2018 Symposium
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Mixing and Mixers in Liquid Chromatography—Why, When, and How Much? Part I, The Pump
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Modern Trends and Best Practices in Mobile-Phase Selection in Reversed-Phase Chromatography
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Molecular Imprinting for Sample Preparation
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The Quest for Greener Sample Preparation in Food Analysis
Tips for Successful GC–MS Tuning and Optimization
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