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Natural Science Forum / Chemistry / Analytical Chemistry / August 2005



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meaning of "3 N HCl"??30 Aug 2005 04:53 GMT10
Hi, could you please remind my little brain regarding the notation "3 N
HCl"?
Thanks
icp-oes (vanadium)24 Aug 2005 09:40 GMT1
just wondering can anyone give me some advice on an icp-oes problem. My
instrument is a Iris-Advantage with termospec software. Recent
certified reference material has not been passing for vanadium. The
wavelength its opperating on at the moment is 309.311nm. All
HPLC response increase22 Aug 2005 14:28 GMT2
Anyone could help me?  I am doing an HPLC test on a carboxylic acid (it
has hydrocarbon chain with carboxylic acid end).  The mobile phase/ACN
has pH3.0 buffer/40% ACN, diluent pH7.4. It is a USP method. I found
that the response of the standard solution gradually jump after about
Flip the Negative peaks18 Aug 2005 21:04 GMT4
I am working on the analysis of chloride using indirect UV method on
the Agilent CE. As per the method I am getting negative peaks. I want
to invert the negative peak. Is there a way to just use the same data
and flip the peak using chemstation or is there a way to incorporate
similarity scorem between graphs/chemical structures12 Aug 2005 18:05 GMT2
I've a question concerning the similarity between let's say topological
data.
In particular I'm working with directed graphs that I want to compare
to each other. I would like to get something like a score of their
Do you have a Shimadzu Hiroshima or Nagasaki sitting in YOUR lab?10 Aug 2005 00:57 GMT1
http://groups-beta.google.com/groups?q=shimadzu+gc+blows+up&qt_s=Search
It's a great question on this 60th anniversary!
http://shimadzu.wxs.org
http://shimadzu.home-page.org
Searching for Shimadzu in the Scientific Literature ??02 Aug 2005 01:41 GMT1
Searching for Shimadzu in the Scientific Literature ??
....KEEP LOOKING !!!!!!
There are a few clueless Shimadzu cheerleaders (no doubt Shimadzu
employees) who mistakenly trumpet the alleged quality of Shimadzu
 
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