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HPPLC - High Pressure Planar Liquid Chromatography

3 HPPLC - High Pressure Planar Liquid Chromatography [Pg.249]

Flame-Ionization Detector or Flame-Thermionic Ionization Detector [Pg.249]

This equipment, known as the 1ATR0SCAN -TLC-F1D Analysator, is available from SES Analytical Systems. The company information sheet states [168] The analysis of high-boiling organic substances often presents problems. The lATROSCAN offers interesting possibilities by combining the advantages of GC and TLC. [Pg.249]

Using this equipment, the separation takes place by the thin-layer method with the aid of so-called Chromarods (TLC material sintered onto fused silica rods), and detection is by the well-known FID method used in gas chromatography. The analysis is performed with the aid of various types of additional equipment. By attaching an FTID detector, not only carbon atoms but also halogen- and nitrogen-containing components can be detected with very high sensitivity. [Pg.249]

The TLC-FID/FTID Analysator lATROSCAN TH-10 is especially suitable for the analysis of those compoimds that show no UV absorption or fluorescence, are unsuitable for GC analysis and are difficult or impossible to detect by chemical reactions.  [Pg.250]


HIGH-PRESSURE PLANAR LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY (HPPLC). Automated circular separation under high pressure. [Pg.479]

R. E. Kaiser, EinfUfrung in die HPPLC, Hochdruck-Planar-Flussig-Chromatographie (High Pressure Planar Liquid Chromatography), HUthig, Heidelberg, 1987. [Pg.875]


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