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THE quantitative determination of paper chromatographic spots is usually carried out by using a variety of photometric techniques. In many instances, however, the known methods lack specificity, reliability and sensitivity. 
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SOEP, H. Combustion Analysis of Paper Chromatographic Spots. Nature 192, 67–68 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/192067b0
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