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Maximizing efficiency of the Agilent QuickProbe GC/MS System
27 Jul 2020The QuickProbe GC/MS provides fast separation and analysis of samples in under one minute for fast screening. It requires some unique consumables and techniques for successful and efficient incorporation into the laboratory environment. This white paper demonstrates how the QuickProbe system and its consumables can quickly screen samples such as white powders or other suspected drugs of abuse, possibly reduce backlogs, and allow users to select which samples require confirmation.
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