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Volume 34
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Volume 34 No 3 March 2019 Special Issue PDF
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A Robust and Sensitive Method for Detecting Glyphosate and Other Polar Pesticides in Food and Water: Multiple Analytes in a Single Injection without Derivatization
The Benefits of Data-Independent Acquisition in Metabolomics
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GC×GC–MS for Forensic Analysis
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Plant Metabolomic Workflows Using Reversed-Phase LC and HILIC with ESI-TOF-MS
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