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Analysis of Extractables from Pharmaceutical Packaging Materials by Solvent Extraction-GC-MS and Headspace-GC-MS

 

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GC-MS GCMS-QP™2020 NX Analysis of Extractables from Pharmaceutical Packaging Materials by Solvent Extraction-GCMS and Headspace-GC-MS Application News K. Kawamura, Y. Kudo, R. Kitano, and T. Hiramatsu User Benefits  GC-MS can be used to analyze volatile and semi-volatile substances in…
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FP 252 Simple and Accurate Analysis of Extractables from Pharmaceutical Packaging Materials using Headspace GC-MS and Special Mass Spectral Library for Additives Kazuhiro Kawamura1, Yukihiko Kudo1, Noriyuki Ojima1, Koki Tanaka1 1 Shimadzu Corporation, Kyoto, Japan 1 Introduction 2-2. Analytical Conditions…
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