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High Sensitivity Analysis of Formic Acid Using GCBID in Artificial Photosynthesis Research

Shimadzu Corporation
14 Nov 2014

This application note introduces an example in which the GC-BID is used for analysis of formic acid in an actual sample consisting of the solvent N ,N- dimethylacetamide, used in the research of artificial photosynthesis.

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