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A Comparative Investigation of Hydrolysis Methods to Analyze Natural Organic Dyes by HPLC-PDA - Nine Methods, Twelve Biological Sources, Ten Dye Classes, Dyed Yarns, Pigments and Paints

Pages 231-249 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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