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LONG BEACH -- Since winning a gold medal and two silvers at the Pan Pacific Championships in August, Natalie Coughlin decided to add more weight training to her workout in an effort to pick apart every aspect of her starts and turns in preparation for the FINA World Championships in March. Individuals within the Institute itself constantly pick apart each other's initiatives, including their leader's own infatuation with target zones. But when chemists want to pick apart and quantify the various components of a complex mixture, a combination of gas chromatography and mass spectrometry remains the gold standard, says Suslick. |
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