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Ion Mobility Spectrometry
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Key Developments for Faster, More Precise Detection Capabilities Driven by the demand for the rapid and advanced detection of explosives, chemical and biological warfare agents, and narcotics, ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) undergone significant refinements in technology, computational capabilities, and understanding of the principles of gas phase
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- Eiceman, G. A., & Karpas, Z.
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- CRC Press eBooks
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- CRC Press
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- 2005-06-23
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