1. Current situation

Since the 1985 version of this article , the role of mass spectrometry has become much more widespread, as already mentioned in the previous update in 1997 .

More than the simple addition of two high-performance analytical methods, the integration and miniaturization of the two components thus combined have resulted in entirely new, high-performance systems for chemical analysis, which have rapidly become...

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References

(1) - GROSS (J.H.) - Mass Spectrometry. - A textbook, Springer (2004).
(2) - BERTHOU (F.), DE GRAEVE (J.) , PROST (D.), PROME (J.C.), ARPINO (P.) - Méthodes chromatographiques couplées à la spectrométrie de masse. - Masson (1986).
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