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Working with chromatography/infrared spectroscopy data, the technique of lo
cal baseline correction in the calculation of the chromatographic intensiti
es from each spectrum is used to provide improved chromatographic detection
. The technique reduces chromatographic baseline drift, and produces broad-
band (universal) chromatograms with noise levels approaching those obtained
from narrow-band specific chromatograms. Chromatograms produced from the r
atio of two selected band chromatograms can quickly profile a trend in a ho
mologous series of compounds, test a chromatographic peak for compositional
uniformity, or show shifts in composition across a polymer chromatographic
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