How Fast Is Fast Enough?

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LCGC North America

LCGC North AmericaLCGC North America-02-01-2001
Volume 19
Issue 2

Hinshaw examines the reality of GC at high speeds, taking into account the potential for rapid separations an the speed limits imposed by the practicalities of instrumentation and other considerations.

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Chromatography Data Systems, Part IV: Managing Change in a Changing World
Optimizing Sample Preparation for Capillary Gel Electrophoresis
How Fast Is Fast Enough?
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Indirect Photometric Detection in CE Using Buffered Electrolytes — Part II, Practical Rules
Glossary of Liquid-Phase Separation Terms
Gas Chromatography — Past, Present, and Future
Multidimensional Chromatography and the Signature Peptide Approach to Proteomics
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PFAS and Fluorinated Compounds: Considering Potential Future Restrictions
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