Abstract
GAS-LIQUID chromatography1 is a commonly accepted method for the identification of substances in their mixtures. For these purposes a comparison of retention data on non-polar and selected-polar stationary phases is used with advantage.
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JANÁK, J. Chromatographic Identification of Complex Mixtures of High-Boiling Compounds. Nature 195, 696–697 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/195696a0
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