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Measurement of Explosive Residues from Munitions and Armaments by Isocratic HPLC
7 Nov 2014Since many residual contaminants from explosives are quite polar, and sometimes even ionic; Reverse-Phase Chromatography makes an ideal analytical technique for the separation of these chemicals. This application note demonstrates how the Buck Scientific BLC-20D HPLC System can easily handle the requirements to detect and measure explosive residue contaminants for any military, industrial, forensic or research situation.
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