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THE need to study infra-red absorption spectra of small quantities of sample has led to the development of new micro-sampling devices and techniques. These have been particularly useful in the qualitative identification of gas chromatographic fractions. Their use has now been extended to quantitative analysis of unresolved chromatographic fractions.
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STEWART, J., BRACE, R., JOHNS, T. et al. Microquantitative Infra-Red Analysis: Application to Gas Chromatographic Fractions. Nature 186, 628–629 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/186628a0
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