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A micro-extraction technique with compounds isolated from thin-layer chromatograms.

A L Hayden·W L Brannon·N R Craig
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A L Hayden, W L Brannon, N R Craig. 1968. A micro-extraction technique with compounds isolated from thin-layer chromatograms.. https://doi.org/10.1002/jps.2600570531

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