Vol 27 No 9 LCGC Europe September 2014 Regular Issue PDF
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Articles in this issue
The Role of Chromatography Data Systems in Fraud and Falsification
Estimating Resolution for Marginally Separated Peaks
Avoiding Reversed-Phase Chromatography Problems Through Informed Method Development Practices: Choosing the Stationary-Phase Chemistry
Analysis of Amphetamines and Synthetic Cathinones in Hair Samples Using LC–Tandem Mass Spectrometry and Solid-Phase Extraction
Rapid UHPLC Method Development for Omeprazole Analysis in a Quality-by-Design Framework and Transfer to HPLC Using Chromatographic Modelling
Vol 27 No 9 LCGC Europe September 2014 Regular Issue PDF
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