Your manager has asked you to develop an analysis method for an ingredient in a perfume product being developed for the cosmetic industry. The ingredient has a high vapor pressure. The lab has instrumental analysis equipment. The manager specifies that in addition to the method being accurate, precise, and specific for the ingredient, it should be inexpensive and generate minimal chemical waste. Select the most promising analysis technique based on the information provided.

Your manager has asked you to develop an analysis method for an ingredient in a perfume product being developed for the cosmetic industry. The ingredient has a high vapor pressure. The lab has instrumental analysis equipment. The manager specifies that in addition to the method being accurate, precise, and specific for the ingredient, it should be inexpensive and generate minimal chemical waste. Select the most promising analysis technique based on the information provided.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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ISBN:9781285640686

Author:Skoog

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Chapter34: Miscellaneous Separation Methods

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