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GRANT INSTRUMENTS. Anal. Chem. , 1969, 41 (8), pp 4A–4A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60277a703. Publication Date: July 1969. ACS Legacy Archive. Cite this:Anal...
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Separation of Isotopic Methanes by Gas Chromatog­ raphy. Fabrizio Bruner, G. P. Cartoni, and Massimiliano Possanzini

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Assay for Heroin in illicit Preparations Using Parti­ tion Chromatography. G. R. Nakamura and H. J. Meuron

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Determination of Hydrocarbon-Type Composition of Petroleum Distillates Boiling up to 185 ° C Using Type X Molecular Sieves. J. V. Brunnock and L. A. Luke

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Study of Various Inorganic Phosphate Salts Impreg­ nated in Silicone Rubber as Potential Indicating Elec­ trodes for Phosphate Ion. G. G. Guilbault and P. J. Brignac,Jr.

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Some Observations on Phenylfluorone Method for Determination of Tantalum. C. D. Bingham, M. S. Maseda, and B. G. Johnson

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Simultaneous Spectrophotometric Determination of Nitrosyl Bromide and Bromine. Chiya Eden, Hans Feilchenfeld, and Shalom Manor

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Apparatus for Pumping Liquid Bromine and other Difficult Liquids in Continuous-Flow Systems. C. F. Ra/ey

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