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Performance of experimental sample injectors for high-performance liquid chromatography microcolumns by Foster, Marc D, Arnold, Megan A, Nichols, Jon A, Bakalyar, Stephen R

“…An experimental injector for HPLC microcolumns and a 3-nl conductivity detector connected directly to the injector outlet with a 19-nl tube were used to study…”
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Reversed Phase Liquid Chromatography of Organic Hydrocarbons with Water as the Mobile Phase by Foster, Marc D, Synovec, Robert E

“…Reversed phase high-performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC) is demonstrated for hydrophobic analytes such as aromatic hydrocarbons using only water as the…”
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Liquid Chromatographic Sensing in Water on a Thin-Clad Optical Fiber by Mode-Filtered Light Detection by Foster, Marc D, Synovec, Robert E

“…An improved annular column sensor is reported. The sensor is made by applying a thin polymeric film cladding of trifluoropropylpolysiloxane (TFPS), nominally…”
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Fiber-Optic-Based Mode-Filtered Light Detection for Small-Volume Chemical Analysis by Synovec, Robert E, Sulya, Andrew W, Burgess, Lloyd W, Foster, Marc D, Bruckner, Carsten A

“…An alternate fiber-optic sensing mechanism is proposed. In this approach, the mode-filtered light emanating from a small area at a right angle to the fiber…”
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Column Liquid Chromatography: Equipment and Instrumentation by Bruckner, Carsten A, Foster, Marc D, Lima, Lawrence R, Synovec, Robert E, Berman, Richard J, Renn, Curtiss N, Johnson, Edward L

“…Dealing with equipment and instrumentation during the period 1992-1993, the fundamental developments in the field of column liquid chromatography are discussed…”
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Proper placement of the distal biceps tendon during repair improves supination strength—a biomechanical analysis by Prud'homme-Foster, Marc, MD, FRCSC, Louati, Hakim, BASc, Pollock, J. Whitcomb, MD, MSc, FRCSC, Papp, Steven, MD, MSc, FRCSC

“…Background Anatomic repair of the distal biceps tendon can be difficult to achieve. This study was designed to compare the effect of anatomic and nonanatomic…”
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