analytical, Chemistry

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1.using diagram,explain how fluorescence optical bench works
2.Explain the applications of mass spectrometric detector (LC/MS)in HPLC
3.Discuss the current development in the field of mass spectroscopy
4.Explain how simultaneous qualitative and quantitive proteomics are used in tandem MS in analysis

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