Detection and data analysis

Theodore Provder, Editor. (1987). Detection and Data Analysis in Size Exclusion Chromatography, ACS Symposium Series. 

Barth, H. G. (1987). 1 ACS Symposium Series 352, Detection and Data Analysis in Size Exclusion Chromatography (T. Provder, ed.), pp. 29-46. American Chemical Society, Washington, DC. 

Online LC-MS is a good solution for separation, identification, and quantification because it permits the confirmation of polar and nonvolatile compounds without need for derivatization.4 The use of LC-MS for biological sample detection and data analysis has grown rapidly during the past few years. Many reliable and easy to use LC-MS systems are commercially available and have been adapted for solving analytical problems by scientists in proteomics research, metabolic study, complex natural product separation and characterization, and drug discovery. 

For analytical applications, chromatography will be preferred over PAGE where quantitative information is necessary and where automation is desired. As an instrumental technique, all components of a chromatographic analysis including injection, separation, detection, and data analysis are fully automated and under single-point control by the HPLC workstation. The limitation of serial... 

HE FIELD OF SIZE EXCLUSION CHROMATOGRAPHY (SEC) remains a viable and lively area of polymer characterization. Over the past several years, there has been considerable research activity in the area of SEC detection and data analysis in order to obtain more comprehensive information concerning the composition and molecular architecture of complex polymer systems. 

The detection and data analysis activities in the field of SEC applied to polymeric materials is expected to grow in the future. Improved detectors and data analysis systems will become commercially more available as a result of the current research activities in selected industrial and academic labs. 

DETECTION AND DATA ANALYSIS IN SIZE EXCLUSION CHROMATOGRAPHY... 

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