Starting Out Right, Part V – Changing Column Conditions

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LCGC North AmericaApril 2000
Volume 18
Issue 4
Pages: 376–382

After exploiting the chemical factors in the separation process, chromatographers can adjust column conditions – flow rate, column size, and particle diameter – to further improve separations.

LCGC 18(4), 376–382 (2000).
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New Chromatography Columns and Accessories at the 2000 Pittsburgh Conference, Part II
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Starting Out Right, Part V – Changing Column Conditions
Starting Out Right, Part V – Changing Column Conditions
Basic GC Measurements and Calculations
Basic GC Measurements and Calculations
Gadgetry for Gas Chromatography
Gadgetry for Gas Chromatography
Configuring HPLC Systems for LC–MS
Configuring HPLC Systems for LC–MS
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