GC–MS Analysis of Heart-Cut Fractions During Evolved Gas Analysis of Polymeric Materials
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LCGC North America
LCGC North AmericaLCGC North America-04-01-2002
Volume 20
Issue 4
The authors describe the characterization of polymers and additives using a novel heart-cut evolved gas analysis GC–MS method.
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Operational and Performance Qualification
GC–MS Analysis of Heart-Cut Fractions During Evolved Gas Analysis of Polymeric Materials
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