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Chiral-Gas Chromatography-Selected Ion Monitoring-Mass Selective Detection Analysis of Tobacco Materials and Tobacco Smoke

Contributions to Tobacco & Nicotine Research
Volume 18 (1998): Issue 1 (April 1998)
By: TA Perfetti and  WM Coleman  
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|Jan 2015

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