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Derivatization is a
technique used in
chemistry which converts a
chemical compound into a
product (the reaction's derivate) of
similar chemical structure...
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which possess wide-ranging
chemical and
physical properties. The main
derivatisation routes include hydrolysis,
fractional solvent crystallisation, esterification...
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concentration of salt, sugar, fat and
protein in the recipe, as well as
starch derivatisation technology are used. Some
types of
unmodified native starches start...
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subject to
reduction prior to analysis,
traditionally by HPLC
after derivatisation with a
fluorescent agent, thus
giving a true
reflection of the quantity...
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development of
geldanamycin analogues, in
particular analogues containing a
derivatisation at the 17 position: 17-AAG 17-DMAG
Geldanamycin was
originally discovered...
- Pollak, S. (2000-01-01). "Automated solid-phase
extraction and two-step
derivatisation for
simultaneous analysis of
basic illicit drugs in
serum by GC/MS"...
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terpenes had to be
transformed into
crystalline compounds. With
stepwise derivatisation,
especially additions to the
double bond
present in some of the terpenes...
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These employ a
variety of
extraction procedures followed by
derivatisation to
their trimethylsilyl derivatives. New
sensitive HPLC-MS
methods have...
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Zaikin VG (2006). "Derivatization in m****
spectrometry --7. On-line
derivatisation/degradation".
European Journal of M**** Spectrometry. 12 (1): 1–13. doi:10...
- liquid-liquid
extraction (LLE) or
solid phase extraction (SPE) and
frequently derivatisation can
remove ion
suppressing species from the
sample matrix prior to analysis...
