Two Symposia, When HPLC Was Young

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Two Symposia, When HPLC Was Young

July 1, 2000

By Leslie S. Ettre
Veronika R. Meyer

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LCGC North AmericaJuly 2000

Volume 18

Issue 7

Pages: 704–714

This installment of "Milestones in Chromatography" looks at two major international meetings held during the early development of HPLC and evaluates the state of the art of the technique 30 years ago.

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