Configuring a High-Pressure Integrated Capillary IC System
17 May 2013

This technical note demonstrates the installation and setup of Dionex ICS-4000 HPIC system with suppressed conductivity detection using Chromeleon 7.1 software.

Thermo Fisher Scientific


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