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Chemiluminescence in Analytical Chemistry
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Historical evolution of chemiluminescence chemiluminescence-based analysis - an introduction to principles, instrumentation and applications the nature of chemiluminescence reactions recent evolution in chemiluminescence instrumentation application of chemiluminescence in organic analysis application of chemiluminescence in inorganic analysis mechanism and application of peroxyoxalate chemiluminescence kinetics in chemiluminescence analysis electrogenerated chemiluminescence applications of bioluminescence in analytical chemistry the role of organized media in chemiluminescence reactions chemiluminescence in flow injection analysis gas-phase chemiluminescence detection chemiluminescence detection in liquid chromatography chemiluminescence detection in capillary electrophoresis bioanalytical applications of chemiluminescence imaging photosensitized chemiluminescence and its application in medical routine and industrial analysis application of novel acridan esters as chemiluminogenic signal reagents in immunoassay chemiluminescence in DNA analysis recent developments in chemiluminescence sensors.
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- Garcia-Campana, A. M.
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- CRC Press eBooks
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- CRC Press
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- 2001-03-23
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