fluidos supercríticos em química analítica. iii.: aplicações supercritical fluids in analytical chemistry. iii.: applications

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2006
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Abstract
The first two papers in this series described the basic theory involved in supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC), how the technique evolved from gas and liquid chromatography and how the instrumentation was developed. Over the last two years, a commercial, dedicated packed-column SFC/MS instrument appeared on the market. The SFC continues to grow in use, with fundamental developments, coupled with a steady rise in the number of industrial users and applications.
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Authors ;Emanuel Carrilho;Maria Cecília H. Tavares;Fernando M. Lanças
Journal greece and rome
Year 2006
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10.1590/S0100-40422006000400028
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Keywords
review supercritical fluids

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