SYNAPT and UPC2 Separation Technology in Petroleum Analysis
31 Jul 2016
Discover how SYNAPT and UPC2 separation technology from Waters is used to study the efficient use of petroleum and environmental effects of oil spills at the Kyungpook National University, South Korea. Find out how this lab analyzes the chemical structure and reactions of petroleum in the environment to help manage oil spills.
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