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The enhanced signal-to-noise ratio of the IRXross enables analysts to obtain high-quality data in less time
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The MALDI-8030 is a user-friendly compact instrument that offers both positive-ion and negative-ion analysis
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The HS-20 NX Series Headspace Sampler provides ultralow carryover and excellent reproducibility
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The easy-to-use TOC-1000e analyzer improves efficiency with a simple configuration designed to be maintenance-free under standard use for a year
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The AOC-30 automatic sample injection system automates analysis, reduces an operator's workload, and enables continuous analysis with a high degree of accuracy
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Analytical intelligence advancements in the i-Series systems include real-time mobile phase monitoring, smart flow control, and i-PeakFinder
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Nexera QX Multiple Stream technology eliminates waiting for column equilibration and system flushing
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New system enables highly accurate qualification of unknown samples
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Shimadzu's new LCMS-8060NX triple quadrupole liquid chromatograph mass spectrometer includes artificial intelligence functions and a variety of other features to boost productivity
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The right instrumentation and careful planning can help new QC laboratories achieve success
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Shimadzu's new IC features a built-in electrodialytic suppressor
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The new series consists of six models: UV-1900i, UV-2600i, UV-2700i, UV-3600i Plus, SolidSpec-3700i, and SolidSpec-3700i DUV
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The UP series balances shorten display response times when weighing trace quantities to about one-ninth of values achieved with the previous models
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