Advances in Chromatography Volume 41

Fundamentals of capillary electromatography; membrane extraction techniques for sample preparation; design of rapid gradient methods for the analysis of combinatorial chemistry libraries and the preparation of pure compounds; molecularly imprinted extraction materials for highly selective sample clean-up and analyte enrichment; biomembrane chromatography - application to purification and biomolecule-membrane interactions; transformation of analytes for electrochemical detection - a review of chemical and physical approaches; high-performance liquid chromatography - trace metal determination and speciation; temperature-responsive chromatography; carrier gas in capillary gas-liquid chromatography; catechins in tea -chemistry and analysis.

Biography

Phyllis R. Brown, Eli Grushka

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