Liquid Chromatographic Analysis of Chlorinated Herbicides in Water with On-line Enrichment

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Volume 9
Issue 14

An automated liquid chromatography (LC) method with on-line enrichment was successfully developed for the analysis of eight chlorinated phenoxyacid herbicides in water.

An automated liquid chromatography (LC) method with on-line enrichmentwas successfully developed for the analysis of eight chlorinated phenoxyacidherbicides in water.

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