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Solute focusing in flow-injection systems: effect of solute capacity factor and position of solute-focusing column

โœ Scribed by Beverly F. Johnson; James Bramlage; John G. Dorsey


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1991
Tongue
English
Weight
649 KB
Volume
255
Category
Article
ISSN
0003-2670

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โœฆ Synopsis


Solute focusing m flow-mJectlon analysis has tradtmnally been performed for lomc solutes and with a change m tamer stream used to cause elunon of the solute Further mvestlgatfions of the use of reversed-phase chromatographic matenals as a solute-focusmg sorbent for non-Iomc solutes are presented By m~ectmg the solute III a chromatograplucally weaker solvent than the tamer stream, real-tnne solute focusmg occurs, and no change m tamer stream or second m]ection 1s requved The effect of the chromatograpluc capacity factor and the location of the focusmg devxe m the flow mamfold are both unportant conslderatmns for attaming the maxnnum enhancement m sensltitmty and concentration lmuts of detectmn Keywords Flow system, hquid chromatography, Capacxty factor, Solute focusmg


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