Zurnal hromatograficnogo tovaristva

Aims & Scope

The journal covers fundamental and applied research in the fields of chromatography and analytical chemistry in general. The main focus is on the study of the processes and phenomena underlying the methods of chromatographic and chemical-analytical studies, the improvement of these methods, the development of methods for the determination of substances. The journal publishes materials on the use of chromatographic and chemical-analytical methods and the results of these studies in chemistry, physics, biology, medicine, ecology, environmental protection, research on environmental, chemical and technogenic safety, sanitary chemistry, quality control of drugs, agricultural and agricultural quality. industrial products. Attention is paid to the use of metrology and standardization in these areas, as well as the description of equipment and materials used in research laboratories. The heading "Regulatory documents" provides information on regulatory and methodological documents, their lists. The section "Personals" contains information about the activities of leading scientists and specialists, scientific centers and laboratories. Data on scientific conferences, symposia, forums and other events that may be interesting and necessary reference materials for the reader are contained in the Chronicle. The journal is designed for academics and teaching staff, graduate students, specialists in the field of chromatography, analytical chemistry, environmental, chemical and technological security and those branches of science that uses chromatographic and chemical analytical methods. Filed under: "Basic publications", "Normative documents", "Equipment", "Persons", "Chronicle".

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