Capillary Magnetic Field Flow Fractionation and Analysis of Magnetic Nanoparticles

Andrew H. Latham(United States Military Academy), Mary Elizabeth Williams(American Society of Plant Biologists), P. Schiffer(Princeton University), R. S. Freitas(Pennsylvania State University)

Analytical Chemistry

June 17, 2005

10.1021/ac050611f

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