Liquid chromatography analytical

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The ultraviolet and infra-red data have been completely revised, as have the chromatographic data which now include high pressure liquid chromatography. Analytical information on many major metabolites is presented for the first time, and many monographs include the eight major mass spectral peaks for the substance and its major metabolites. [Pg.1676]

The copolymer composition can be estimated usefully in many cases from the composition of unreacted monomers, as measured by gas-liquid chromatography. Analytical errors are reduced if the reaction is carried to as high a conversion as possible, since the content of a given monomer in the copolymer equals the difference between its initial and final measured contents in the feed mixture. The uncertainty in the copolymer analysis is thus a smaller proportion of the estimated quantity, the greater the magnitude of the decrease in the monomer concentration in the feed. It may seem appropriate under these circumstances to estimate reactivity ratios by fitting the data to an integrated form of the copolymer equation. [Pg.256]

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Takemoto H, Hase S, and Ikenaka T (1985) Microquanti-tative analysis of neutral and amino sugars as fluorescent pyridylamino derivatives by high-performance liquid chromatography. Analytical Biochemistry 145 245-250. [Pg.432]

Figure 10 Enrichment and separation setup for SLM extraction. A - peristaitic pump, B - membrane device with hoiiow fiber instaiied into fused siiica capiiiary, C - iniet on the donor side, D - washing iine used after enrichment, E - microinjection pump to transport the acceptor into ioop F, G - Cis packed capillary column, H - detector window, I - splitter unit, J - high pressure pump. (Adapted from Thordarson E, Palmarsdottir S, Mathiasson L, and Jonsson JA (1996) Sample preparation using a miniaturized supported liquid membrane device connected on-line to packed capillary liquid chromatography. Analytical Chemistry 68 2559-2563.)...

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