Instrumental Analysis Class The experiment is OES: Cleaning Validation of removal of pharmaceutical drugs and calibration standards by fluoresence spectroscopy - Why the instrument use two detectors and monochromators? What type of monochromators are used in our instrument? - Do you think that a similar experiment can be prepared for the analysis of naproxen and benzoic acid? Explain.

Instrumental Analysis Class The experiment is OES: Cleaning Validation of removal of pharmaceutical drugs and calibration standards by fluoresence spectroscopy - Why the instrument use two detectors and monochromators? What type of monochromators are used in our instrument? - Do you think that a similar experiment can be prepared for the analysis of naproxen and benzoic acid? Explain.

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The experiment is OES: Cleaning Validation of removal of pharmaceutical drugs and calibration standards by fluoresence spectroscopy

- Why the instrument use two detectors and monochromators? What type of monochromators are used in our instrument?

- Do you think that a similar experiment can be prepared for the analysis of naproxen and benzoic acid? Explain.

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