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Pillar cuvettes: capillary-filled, microliter quartz cuvettes with microscale path lengths for optical spectroscopy

Holzner et al., 2015

Document ID
7475772872395452337
Author
Holzner G
Kriel F
Priest C
Publication year
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Analytical chemistry

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The goal of most analytical techniques is to reduce the lower limit of detection; however, it is sometimes necessary to do the opposite. High sample concentrations or samples with high molar absorptivity (eg, dyes and metal complexes) often require multiple dilution steps or …
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