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RAFA 2017 poster by Dr. Hans-Gerd Janssen of Unilever describes how GC-VUV results in a more accurate quantitative analysis of MOSH MOAH compounds. The topic is Hyphenated LC-GC and Comprehensive LC×GC with VUV Detection for the Analysis of Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Food ProductsRelated Reading
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