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Dilhara Mayomi Dissanayaka

University of Tasmania

French Street

Sandy Bay

Tasmania, 7250

Australia

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Application of Cyrene, a Biodegradable, Sustainably Produced Biosolvent for the Quantitative Analysis of Residual Production Solvents in Pharmaceuticals Using Headspace Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry

Number of pages: 29 Posted: 28 Dec 2024
Leo Lebanov, Pavan Kumar Chadalawada, Dilhara Mayomi Dissanayaka, Sanathri Alwis, Deanne Heier, Desmond Eric Richardson and Brett Paull
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Biosolvents, Cyrene, residual production solvent analysis, headspace gas chromatography mass spectrometry