Evaluation of ultra performance liquid chromatography. Part I. Possibilities and limitations.
@article{deVilliers2006EvaluationOU,
title={Evaluation of ultra performance liquid chromatography. Part I. Possibilities and limitations.},
author={Andr{\'e} de Villiers and François Lestremau and Roman Szucs and Sylvie G{\'e}l{\'e}bart and Frank David and P. A. T. Sandra},
journal={Journal of chromatography. A},
year={2006},
volume={1127 1-2},
pages={
60-9
}
}267 Citations
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