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Copyright © 2006 American Chemical Society
December 11, 2006 Cover
Volume 84, Issue 50
COVER: Dionex analyst Sharon Floresprepares a sample for protein analysis using Dionex's UltiMate^ooo chromatography system equipped with ProSwift monolith technology.
Volume 84, Issue 50
CHROMATOGRAPHY
Nontraditional column materials improve separations of biomixtures
COVER: Dionex analyst Sharon Floresprepares a sample for protein analysis using Dionex's UltiMate^ooo chromatography system equipped with ProSwift monolith technology.
Credit: Dionex photo
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December 11, 2006 Issue
Volume 84, Issue 50
December 11, 2006 Issue, Vol. 84 | Iss. 50
Nontraditional column materials improve separations of biomixtures
(pp. 14-19)
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Contaminated spinach prompts calls for major overhaul (pp. 28-30)
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During National Chemistry Week 2006, ACS volunteers demonstrated 'Your Home—It's All Built on Chemistry' (pp. 40-44)
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(p.12)ACS Board News
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During National Chemistry Week 2006, ACS volunteers demonstrated 'Your Home—It's All Built on Chemistry'
(pp. 40-44)
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Contaminated spinach prompts calls for major overhaul
(pp. 28-30)
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Nontraditional column materials improve separations of biomixtures
(pp. 14-19)
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(p.36)
New And Notable In The Chemical Industry
(p.38)
Symposium probed chemistry of nucleus, cytoplasm, cell division, metals, metabolites, membranes
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