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ГЛАВА IV
ГАЗОВАЯ ХРОМАТОГРАФИЯ
А. Г. Дуглас
Сектор органической геохимии, Геологический факультет,
Университет в Ньюкасле-на-Тайне,
Англия
Редакторы сочли целесообразным не включать в книгу материал, из-
лагаемый в этой главе, так как он посвящен общим вопросам газовой хро-
матографии, хорошо известным нашему читателю. jB то же врмя сохранен
полностью список литературы, содержащий много интересных с точки
1
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