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RAM and 5 MB free hard disk space. InfoMetrix. 413. HPLC.“Separation Modes in HPLC” software tutorialpackage presents stationary phases, separatio...
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pert system based on classification, regression, or combined models for a particular application. The software can be coupled to analytical instru­ ment systems to function as a turn­ key custom analyzer t h a t produces control charts and tables for QC. The package runs under Windows 3.0 on a 386 or higher level PC with 4 MB RAM and 5 MB free hard disk space. InfoMetrix 413 HPLC. "Separation Modes in HPLC" software tutorial package presents stationary phases, separation mech­ anisms, and practical applications for H P L C , R P L C , S E C , I E C , a n d chiral separations. The topics are il­ lustrated with animated graphics in an interactive mouse-controlled user interface. The software requires a 286 or h i g h e r level PC with 1 MB RAM, 2 MB free space on a h a r d disk, and Windows 3.0. Phenomenex 414

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