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Experimental Arrangement for New HPLC-DLAAS Instrumentation.
Experimental Arrangement for New HPLC-DLAAS Instrumentation. In an effort to improve upon existing analytical methods for detecting toxicity in the fuel-additive MMT, Dr. David Butcher and his German colleagues have developed a low-cost, versatile technique by combining high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) with diode laser atomic absorption spectrometry (DLAAS).
Credit: David J. Butcher
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