Liquid Chromatography

Ion Exclusion Chromatography: Liquid Chromatography

terials, operated in a pressure-driven mode, plotted as a function of inverse temperature. This Rgure is intended to give some appreciation of the Suxes that are attainable; however, they are not normalized to a given partial pressure gradient or thickness of membrane, and thus the Suxes are not directly comparable. Taking a value of between 10 and 100 L m 2 min 1 as the level of oxygen Sux nee...

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Liquid Chromatography

Polarity Reversed-phase chromatography and hydrophobic-interaction chromatography Centrifugation: Analytical Centrifugation. Chromatography: Protein Separation. III/Enzymes: Liquid Chromatography. Proteins: Capillary Electrophoresis; Centrifugation; Crystallization; Electrophoresis; Glycoproteins: Liquid Chromatography; High-Speed Countercurrent Chromatography; Ion Exchange; Metalloproteins: Ch...

Toxicological Analysis: Liquid Chromatography

Coleman WM III (1992a) The volatile and semivolatile components of supercritical Suid and methylene chloride extracts of selected tobaccos. Journal of Essential Oil Research 4: 113. Coleman WM III (1992b) Automated purge-and-trapgas chromatography analysis of headspace volatiles from natural products. Journal of Chromatographic Science 30: 159. Coleman WM III (1996) A chromatographic study of t...

Porous Polymers: Liquid Chromatography

increase in the surface area, demonstrating that the Fe(III) ions work by making the resin porous. The use of these two metal ions enables efRcient NO adsorption. The polymeric resin as well as the metal complex itself greatly affects the adsorbing ability for the target gas molecules as described in the case of CO, C2H4, and NO adsorption. It has been demonstrated clearly that large surface ar...