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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"pseudostationary phase"”.
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Pseudostationary Phase for Solid Phase Extraction
A unique pseudostationary phase for Solid Phase Extraction is presented. This pseudostationary phase consists of surfactant, which is initially immobilized onto hydrophilic cation exchange resin. The surfactant chain through hydrophobic interactions extracts hydrophobic analytes in the same manner …
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AB DIBLOCK COPOLYMER NANOPARTICLES VIA RAFT-MEDIATED POLYMERIZATION AS A PSEUDOSTATIONARY PHASE FOR ELECTROKINETIC CHROMATOGRAPHY
… according to their interactions with the pseudostationary and mobile phases within an electric field. Pseudostationary phases (PSPs) are an integral part of EKC and currently there are a limited number of PSPs available. As the fields of medicinal, environmental, and forensics chemistry …
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AB DIBLOCK COPOLYMER NANOPARTICLES VIA RAFT-MEDIATED POLYMERIZATION AS A PSEUDOSTATIONARY PHASE FOR ELECTROKINETIC CHROMATOGRAPHY
… according to their interactions with the pseudostationary and mobile phases within an electric field. Pseudostationary phases (PSPs) are an integral part of EKC and currently there are a limited number of PSPs available. As the fields of medicinal, environmental, and forensics chemistry …
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The Characterization of Cationic Pseudostationary Phases for Electrokinetic Chromatography
… report of an ionic liquid surfactant used as the pseudostationary phase in MEKC. The solvent characteristics of these ionic liquid type surfactants did not vary in any systematic manner with increasing tail length but were found to be significantly different compared to the well-studied …
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The Characterization of Cationic Pseudostationary Phases for Electrokinetic Chromatography
… report of an ionic liquid surfactant used as the pseudostationary phase in MEKC. The solvent characteristics of these ionic liquid type surfactants did not vary in any systematic manner with increasing tail length but were found to be significantly different compared to the well-studied …