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This webinar is hosted by LCGC and is lead by Merck, Principal Scientist Jinjian Zheng. In the webinar, Jinjian Zheng demonstrates how to use Gas Chromatography with Vacuum Ultraviolet Detection for Pharmaceutical Analysis.Related Reading
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This Dedicated Dialogue interview with Jinjian Zheng of Merck, Inc. provides his perspective on the application of GC-VUV capabilities in pharmaceutical analysis. The adoption of GC-VUV in the pharmaceutical industry will grow as it is used for, "...development of methods for impurity profiling, stability indicating, and the analysis of complex reaction mixtures."
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