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In cases where static LALLS results were obtained for the DVB-linked samples, poor agreement was found with SEC/LALLS. In both cases sh n in Table I ((Sl-4) DVB) and ((SB-1) E B), the SEC/LALLS Mw is considerably less than the off-line Mw The concentration detector (DRl) response showed no significant sample loss ("Experimental") following injection, and this discrepancy possibly results from breakup of sample aggregates during chromatography ("Discussion", below). 

Adapted from Fraser et al. (1998) study carried out September 8-9, 1993. Samples aggregated and averaged over 48 h at each sampling site. 

ASTM D75-97 (1997), Standard practice for sampling aggregate, 12 ASTM B215-96 (1996), Standard practice for sampling finished lots of metal powders, 12... 

Four examples of polymer characterization by SEC will be discussed a dextran sample with branching transitions, a pair of brominated polystyrene (PS) samples, aggregation in chitosan, and a PS star polymer. SEC numerical results for dextran, chitosan, and star-branced PS are listed in the corresponding figure captions. 

Start oscillation of the sieves in water by switching on the oscillator for 30 minutes at a frequency of30-35 cycles per minute through a stroke length of about 3.5 cm. Ensure that the sample aggregate on the topmost sieve remain immersed throughout the full stroke. 

Regarding the chemical processes, sediments are heterogeneous at various sample, aggregate, and particle scales. Adherent or entrapped nonaqueous-phase liquids and combustion residue particulate carbon (e.g., chars, soot, and ashes) can also function as sorbents. Complex assemblages of these constituents can cause complex mass transfer phenomena, and the term sequestration refers to some combination of diffusion limitation, adsorption, and partitioning (Luthy et al. 1997). Some geosorbents exhibit typical nonlinear sorption behavior (Farrell and Reinhard 1994 Huang and Weber 1998). 

This sonication should result in DNA fragments of approx 500 bp to 3 kb in size. To assess this, run 10 to 12 pL of sonicated material on a 1.4% TAB agarose gel. To avoid the sample aggregating in the wells of the gel, add sarkosyl to 0.5% (final concentration) to each sample before loading on the gel. 

ASTM D 75/D 75M. 2009. Standard practice for sampling aggregates. West Conshohocken, PA ASTM International. 

The reaction products between GA and amines have a tendency to be less soluble in aqueous solution, forming aggregates if the sample is not so dilute. Sample aggregation hinders most analyses, including UV spectroscopy, light scattering, and ESI- MS. The cause of solubility decrease is discussed in some detail later, at the section "The Effects". 

However, since the larger particles of oxide and metal nickel have almost the same size, it may be deduced that the particles are probably reduced without any important nickel migration. The same conclusion can be drawn for the standard impregnated INi samples aggregates of nickel oxide are reduced without significant Ni migration, m agreement with previous results [2, 6]. 

Independent of sample aggregation state or physical condition... 

Optimization of sample preparation depends upon the nature of the sample, the information required and the type of mass spectrometer available. It is desirable to minimize salts and detergents, and if buffers are unavoidable these should be volatile whenever possible, e.g. ammonium formate or ammonium bicarbonate. In general MALDI is more tolerant of impurities than ESI. It may be essential to remove salts and detergents by dialysis, precipitation, absorption/elution from beads or a membrane, or absorption onto a small column and elution into the mass spectrometer. Achieving such separations without substantial losses is frequently complicated by limited amounts of material, sample aggregation, hydrophobicity and binding to surfaces. 

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