Vol 30 No 2 LCGC Europe February 2017 Regular Issue PDF

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Articles in this issue
Filters and Filtration in Liquid Chromatography—What To Do
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Electrophoretic Concentration — A Simple and Green Approach for Sample Preparation
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What Exactly Are Raw Data?
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A Simple and Interactive Column Classification for Reversed‑Phase Liquid Chromatography: The Carotenoid Test, Part 2: Additional Studies and Practical Use of the Classification Map
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Going Through Phases
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RAFA 2017: 8th International Symposium on Recent Advances in Food Analysis (RAFA 2017)
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Rapid Sample Preparation Followed by a 100% Water Mobile Phase HPLC Analysis for Quantifying Acetamiprid and its N-desmethyl Metabolite, IM-2-1, in Cow’s Milk
Vol 30 No 2 LCGC Europe February 2017 Regular Issue PDF
Recent Videos
The Current Challenges Mitigating PFAS
The Current Challenges Mitigating PFAS
The Role of PFAS Impacting Carbon Fluxes
The Role of PFAS Impacting Carbon Fluxes
Understanding the Movement of PFAS in the Environment
Understanding the Movement of PFAS in the Environment
Where Will Your Data Take You? How Modern Lab Informatics Unlocks Your Potential
Where Will Your Data Take You? How Modern Lab Informatics Unlocks Your Potential
The Interactions Between Bacterial Communities and PFAS
The Interactions Between Bacterial Communities and PFAS
The Challenges of Characterizing PFAS in the Environment
The Challenges of Characterizing PFAS in the Environment
Inside the Laboratory: The Mead Group at UNC Wilmington and the North Carolina PFAS Testing Network
Inside the Laboratory: The Mead Group at UNC Wilmington and the North Carolina PFAS Testing Network
Exploring Molecular Dynamics: An Interview with Ezgi Gürler of FeMS
Exploring Molecular Dynamics: An Interview with Ezgi Gürler of FeMS
Developing Advanced Fragmentation Schemes: An Interview with Ezgi Gürler of FeMS
Developing Advanced Fragmentation Schemes: An Interview with Ezgi Gürler of FeMS
Jacqueline Hamilton, Diane Turner, and Caroline Gauchotte-Lindsay © Images courtesy of interviewees
Advancing Science Through Diversity: A Conversation with Women in Chromatography, Part 5
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