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Rhodamine 6G (0.1 g l-1 in water) Spray or dip plate and view under UV light A versatile stain for all lipid classes. Pink-purple-red spots. Most useful with alkaline solvents. The dye may be incorporated in the plate... [Pg.436]

Spraying/dipping plates 12345 pp. 43-45 Plate dipped with Dragendorff s spray yields similar result to the one sprayed with the same detection reagent. [Pg.217]

Ninhydrin, 0.2% (w/v), is dissolved in ethanol and stored in a refrigerator. Just prior to use, 0.5 ml of 2,4,6-collidine is added to each 50 ml of the ninhydrin solution. Color development can be hastened by heating the dipped plate with a warm air gun. This reagent gives distinctive colors for a large number of amino acids (Table 2). [Pg.165]

Figure 87a,b shows the dipped plates in solvent mixtures 1 and 2 and Fig. 87c the scanned chromatogram of polidocanol in solvent mixture 2. [Pg.138]

Bile acids can be also detected by dipping plates into 10% of phosphomolybdic acid in ethanol and then heating for 20 min at 120X" or by spraying the plates with a 1% solution of phosphomolybdic acid in 2-propanol and then heating at 120°C for 5-10 min. " Wardas and Jedrzejczak " separated selected free and conjugated... [Pg.181]

Dip plate (for promote steam condensing water stabilizing)... [Pg.287]

Palladium chloride detects phosmethylan (55) with 0.5 pg/spot sensitivity. This reaction was used for quinalphos (7), phosphamide (8), and methamidophos in food samples (154) as well. Malathion residues were studied in pharmaceutical preparations by dipping plates into a 0.1 % solution of palladium chloride in hydrochloric acid, yielding yellow spots that could be quantitatively determined by scanning at 400 nm (159). [Pg.805]

B. Dip plate in satd. soln. of iodine in light petroleum, place in air stream to remove excess iodine. Brown zones appear... [Pg.157]

B. As A, but buffered by dipping plate into 0.2 M ammonium sulfate and allowing excess liquid to drip off plate... [Pg.451]

Figure 11.6 Simulation result of gas entrainment in large-scale test (a) stream line around H/L and C/L and (b) trajectory of entrained bubble. H/L, hot leg C/L, cold leg D/P, dipped plate. Figure 11.6 Simulation result of gas entrainment in large-scale test (a) stream line around H/L and C/L and (b) trajectory of entrained bubble. H/L, hot leg C/L, cold leg D/P, dipped plate.
Depositing a metallic coating on a metal immersed in a liquid solution, without the aid of an external electric current. Also called dip plating. [Pg.495]

Hoping to reduce lead exposure, the bank bought copper dip-plated lead target bullets and NIOSH sampled the air again in April 1987. [Pg.118]


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