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Sinopsis
The "HPLC Methods for Pharmaceutical Analysis" series allowed researchers to develop HPLC methods and analyze the most popular pharmaceutical compounds without the time and effort associated with intensive literature searches. This hardback/CD-ROM set brings together volumes 1-4 of the series, and contains the additional 8000 abstracts covering 1100 pharmaceuticals from volumes 2-4. Organized by compound, this reference provides summaries of analytical methods developed for each drug in sufficient detail so that these methods can be replicated without reference to the original. Since detailed procedures are listed together for each compound, the analyst can evaluate and combine features of different methods to create customized procedures. In addition, the complete library of analytical methods contained in all four volumes of "HPLC Methods for Pharmaceutical Analysis", plus the contents of "Capillary Electrophoresis Methods for Pharmaceutical Analysis", are included. Other features are: basic information for each compound, including compound name, molecular weight, molecular formula, CAS number and Merck index number, and complex search capabilities as well as substructure searching capabilities.
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The "HPLC Methods for Pharmaceutical Analysis" series allowed researchers to develop HPLC methods and analyze the most popular pharmaceutical compounds without the time and effort associated with intensive literature searches. This hardback/CD-ROM set brings together volumes 1-4 of the series, and contains the additional 8000 abstracts covering 1100 pharmaceuticals from volumes 2-4. Organized by compound, this reference provides summaries of analytical methods developed for each drug in sufficient detail so that these methods can be replicated without reference to the original. Since detailed procedures are listed together for each compound, the analyst can evaluate and combine features of different methods to create customized procedures. In addition, the complete library of analytical methods contained in all four volumes of "HPLC Methods for Pharmaceutical Analysis", plus the contents of "Capillary Electrophoresis Methods for Pharmaceutical Analysis", are included. Other features are: basic information for each compound, including compound name, molecular weight, molecular formula, CAS number and Merck index number, and complex search capabilities as well as substructure searching capabilities.
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