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Spectroscopy-02-01-2005
Volume20
Issue 2

End of the Spectrum: Embracing the Old and the New at PittCon 2005 (PDF)

World's largest event for the analytical sciences emphasizes bioanalysis while staying true to its roots in traditional chemical science.

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Spectroscopy and the Search for Ancient Life on Mars (PDF)
Analysis of Fusarium Toxins Using LC?MS-MS (PDF)
Monitoring API Drying Operations with NIR (PDF)
End of the Spectrum: Embracing the Old and the New at PittCon 2005 (PDF)
High-Resolution Ultrasonic Spectroscopy: Analysis of Microemulsions (PDF)
Molecular Spectroscopy Workbench - Revisiting the Polarization Interferometer (PDF)
Mass Spectrometry Forum - Masses in Mass Spectrometry: Perfluors and More (PDF)
Emerging Technologies in the Mass Spectrometry Arsenal (PDF)
Tech Note - Design Criteria for ICP Spectrometry Using Advanced Optical and CCD Technology (PDF)

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