The refractive index detector can be frustrating to use because of its extreme sensitivity to temperature and other variables. However, it can see things that no other detector can see. LCGC 30(12) 1032-1037 (2012) John W. Dolan Erratum: see 30(10)
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Read More →Guest author Craig Young and column editor John Dolan provide some tips and techniques to get the most out of evaporative light-scattering detection. For the second half of this article, see March 2004, V22(3). Click here: 2004-3 LCGC 21(2) 120-128 (2003) Craig S. Young and John W. Dolan
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