Milman, 2010 - Google Patents
Target identification in methodsMilman, 2010
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- 16525614316925226486
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- Milman B
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- Chemical identification and its quality assurance
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Target identification is considered in detail. A qualitative analysis of this type is mostly performed according to validated methods which are screening and confirmatory. An identification result is the conclusion based on criteria. Those for screening identification are …
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