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Current · Arkansas
Last published
1991
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2026-09-12
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Biography and Research Information
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Patrick D. Rice's research has focused on plant physiology and cultivation, with a notable publication in 1991 concerning plant stress responses. His work has explored how plants adapt to and are affected by various environmental conditions, contributing to the understanding of plant biology and agricultural practices.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 71
Selected Publications
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<title>New approaches to signal-to-noise ratio optimization in background-limited photothermal measurements</title> (1991)
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Identification and quantitation of gentamicin in milk using HPLC separation and laser-based polarimetric detection (1991)
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Specific rotation measurements from peak height data, with a Gaussian peak model (1989)
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Improvements in the qualitative and quantitative study of erythromycins using laser-based polarimetric detection (1989)
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Improvements in the determination of penicillin analogues by HPLC separation and laser-based polarimetric detection (1989)
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Linear model for the determination of solvent strength parameters in liquid-solid chromatography (1988)
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