Microwave-enhanced: Chemistry

Microwave-enhanced chemistry (MEC) is a fast, efficient and reproducible sample-preparation method. The use of clean chemistry techniques in combination with MEC sample preparation has advanced the levels of sample analysis into the subpicogram range. Richter et al discuss why microwave methods are...

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Published in:Analytical chemistry (Washington) 2001, Vol.73 (1), p.30A-37A
Main Authors: RICHTER, Robert C, LINK, Dirk, KINGSTON, H. M
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