Application Note: Are you made of sugar?
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Posted: 7 December 2020 | Merck | No comments yet
Carbohydrates constitute the biggest part of the biomass on Earth. They are produced by photosynthesis and are present in all plants and plant-based materials. The amount and composition of carbohydrates in a sample can reveal a wide range of information, depending on the context. As a result, they are subject to analysis in various industries.
In this article we demonstrate how ion chromatography is well-suited as an analytical technique for sugar analysis.
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