June/July 2008
Volume 40, Number 12
The lead article in this issue describes a fused-silica capillary column that overcomes the challenges of trace analysis. The benchtop Fourier transform infrared spectrometry featured in another article is designed to meet the needs of the academic laboratory.
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Table of Contents
Jaap de Zeeuw, Roy Lautamo, Chris English, Shawn Reese, Gary Stidsen
Gas chromatography technology has consistently improved sensitivity for difficult-to-analyze compounds.
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Thomas J. Tague, Jr., Albrecht Rager, Paul Turner
Fourier transform infrared spectrometers (FTIRs) currently used in colleges and universities have several limitations.
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Xia Xu, Hongling Zhang, Qi Zhang, Nan Zhang, Bin Du, Xueling Ren, Zhenzhong Zhang
Antimicrobial materials are widely used in industry, community, and private settings to prevent microbial infection.
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Glyn Russell, Phuong Truong, Lindsay Buck, Frankie Button
As a routine analytical tool in the laboratory, there are many important performance requirements such as precision, reproducibility, and sensitivity for an analytical HPLC to achieve satisfactory use...
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David Coleman, Lynn Vanatta
In Part 29 (American Laboratory, Feb 2008), Hubaux-Vos detection limits (H-V DLs) were explained and an illustration was given.
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