Vol 32 No 11 LCGC Europe November 2019 Regular Issue PDF

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Vol 32 No 11 LCGC Europe November 2019 Regular Issue PDF
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Online LC–GC: The Ultimate “Gas Chromatography Connection”
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Suspect Screening of Chemicals in Food Packaging Plastic Film by Comprehensive Two‑Dimensional Gas Chromatography Coupled to Time‑of-Flight Mass Spectrometry
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Column Re-Equilibration Following Gradient Elution: How Long is Long Enough? Part 1: Reversed-Phase and HILIC Separations of Small Molecules
16th International Symposium on Hyphenated Techniques in Chromatography and Separation Technology (HTC-16)
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Sizing Up Size-Exclusion Chromatography (Part 2)
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Top Three HPLC Method Development Tips
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Developing and Commercializing Liquid Extraction Techniques: An Interview with Vilmos Kertesz
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Reflecting on Research: An Interview with Vilmos Kertesz
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Previewing ASMS 2025: An Interview with Vilmos Kertesz
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Slalom Chromatography Revisited (Part 1): An Interview With Fabrice Gritti
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A Message to the Next Generation: An Interview with Michael Shortreed
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