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KODAMA, Shuji, MATSUNAGA, Akinobu, OHTO, Mikiya, YAMAMOTO, Atsushi, MIZUKAMI, Eiichi (1995) Establishment of a Fully-automated HPLC Analytic System for Simazine, Thiram and Thiobencarb in Tap Water. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 5 (1) 81-86 doi:10.5985/jec.5.81

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TitleEstablishment of a Fully-automated HPLC Analytic System for Simazine, Thiram and Thiobencarb in Tap Water.
JournalJournal of Environmental Chemistry
AuthorsKODAMA, ShujiAuthor
MATSUNAGA, AkinobuAuthor
OHTO, MikiyaAuthor
YAMAMOTO, AtsushiAuthor
MIZUKAMI, EiichiAuthor
Year1995Volume5
Issue1
PublisherJapan Society for Environmental Chemistry
DOIdoi:10.5985/jec.5.81Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKODAMA, Shuji, MATSUNAGA, Akinobu, OHTO, Mikiya, YAMAMOTO, Atsushi, MIZUKAMI, Eiichi (1995) Establishment of a Fully-automated HPLC Analytic System for Simazine, Thiram and Thiobencarb in Tap Water. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 5 (1) 81-86 doi:10.5985/jec.5.81
Plain TextKODAMA, Shuji, MATSUNAGA, Akinobu, OHTO, Mikiya, YAMAMOTO, Atsushi, MIZUKAMI, Eiichi (1995) Establishment of a Fully-automated HPLC Analytic System for Simazine, Thiram and Thiobencarb in Tap Water. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 5 (1) 81-86 doi:10.5985/jec.5.81
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