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instrument that
enables a
sophisticated separation, e.g. gas
chromatographic or
liquid chromatographic separation.
Chromatography – a
physical method of separation...
- system, or are
desorbed in the
injector (SPME applications). The real
chromatographic analysis starts with the
introduction of the
sample onto the column...
- chromatography, also
known as
molecular sieve chromatography, is a
chromatographic method in
which molecules in
solution are
separated by
their shape...
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affecting the
retention and
separation of
solutes in the
reversed phase chromatographic system are as follows: a. The
chemical nature of the
stationary phase...
- The
Journal of
Chromatographic Science (JCS) is a peer
reviewed academic journal of chromatography. It is
published by
Oxford University Press. The Journal...
- names:
authors list (link) Still, WC; Kahn, M; Mitra, A (1978). "Rapid
chromatographic technique for
preparative separations with
moderate resolution". J...
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between compounds) when
separating mixtures,
which makes it a po****r
chromatographic technique.[citation needed] The
schematic of an HPLC
instrument typically...
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Chromatographic response function,
often abbreviated to CRF, is a
coefficient which measures the
quality of the
separation in the
result of a chromatography...
- (January 1983). "Unexpected
pehnomenon in the high-performance
liquid chromatographic anlaysis of
racemic 14C-labelled nicotine:
Separation of enantiomers...
- of the
separation process be it
either a distillation, absorption,
chromatographic,
adsorption or
similar process. The
concept of
theoretical plates and...
