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It should be noted that B,ls is just a collection of separate multiple regression models. Each column b,Ls of B,ls is associated with a particular analyte and follows from a multiple regression of the corresponding column c of C on the predictor matrix of spectra S. 

A table of correlations between the variables from the instrumental set and variables from the sensory set may reveal some strong one-to-one relations. However, with a battery of sensory attributes on the one hand and a set of instrumental variables on the other hand it is better to adopt a multivariate approach, i.e. to look at many variables at the same time taking their intercorrelations into account. An intermediate approach is to develop separate multiple regression models for each sensory attribute as a linear function of the physical/chemical predictor variables. 

For difficult separations, multiple extractions are frequently carried out, although in many cases the background is also coextracted. Using multiple extractions, polar interferences may sometimes be transferred from the aqueous into organic solvents that can dissolve minute amounts of water. This problem cannot be eliminated by simple presaturation of the extraction solvent but only by washing the extract with small amounts of water (58). Another relevant issue to be considered in trace residue analysis concerns the purity of the organic solvents, since they can introduce solvent impurities into the sample extract. Therefore, the need for high solvent purification should not be overlooked in some applications. 

Acidic (-COOH, -SH) or basic (NR2) functional groups are indicators of the appropriate pH range for separating multiple analytes. Also, hydrophobic functionality is an indication that organic solvents should be added to the separation buffer. This addition can enhance the solubility of the analytes in the separation buffer, decreasing analyte-wall interactions and enhancing resolution of such components (85). 

Gao et al. [27] described enantiomeric resolution of FITC-labeled basic drugs (baclofen, norfenefrine, and tocainide) by NCE using several neutral cyclodextrins as chiral selectors. FITC-baclofen enantiomers were separated completely by y-CD while resolution of FITC-norfenefrine enantiomers was achieved by dimethyl-(3-cyclodextrins. Furthermore, the authors studied the feasibility of using one chiral selector to separate multiple racemic samples on a four-channel chip. Figure 9.8 indicates the role of some chiral selectors for enantiomeric resolution of FITC-baclofen and FITC-norfenefrine race-mates. A perusal of this figure indicates that HP-a-CD and HP-0-CD are... 

Vapor leaving a distillation stage is richer than the feed in the more-volatile components. Liqnid leaving the stage is richer than the feed in the less-volatile components. In order to improve the separation, multiple stages are used. 

More complex temperature programmes are sometimes useful. These might combine periods of variable heating and cooling rates with isothermal periods. For example, stepwise heating can be used to detect the onset of melting under quasi-isothermal conditions (Laye, 2002). Modulated temperature DSC (MTDSC), in which the linear temperature scan is perturbed by a sinusoidal, square or saw-tooth wave, or other modulation of temperature, has a number of potential advantages over the conventional linear scan. These include increased sensitivity and resolution, and the ability to separate multiple thermal events (Laye, 2002). 

Groupings of numbers and decimal points. The common U S. practice of using commas to separate multiples of 1000 is not followed with SI which uses a space instead of a comma to separate the multiples of 1000. For decimals, the space is filled on both sides of the decimal point. The decimal point is placed on the line as a regular period for U.S. usage rather than at mid-line height or use of a comma as is frequent European practice. When writing numbers with values less than one, a zero should be placed ahead of the decimal. 

Since the different domains often have quite different types of tertiary structure, they need to be described and classified separately and, if possible, should be predicted separately. Multiple domains should be considered for any sequence that suggests an internal repeat or that is longer than about 200 residues (250 for a/P structures or 100 for a disulfide-rich sequence). 

To attain a sufficiently high degree of separation, multiplication of the single stage separation factor is needed. This can only be accomplished by providing circulation of the separated substances. With this approach most of the enriched mixture is returned to the column. 

Show the decimal sign as a full point on the line. Some metric countries continue to use the comma for this purpose and you may come across this in the literature commas should not therefore be used to separate groups of thousands. In numbers that contain many significant figures, you should separate multiples of 10 by spaces rather than commas. 

You are probably familiar with some of the problems with the INPUT statement. First, it will not properly handle input with commas and colons. If you entered the previous sentence, the computer would accept only the word First and would ignore the rest of the line (as the computer warns you with 7EXTRA IGNORED). This is because the comma is used to separate multiple INPUTS on the same line, as in this example ... 

A major advantage of modified-C02 pSFC is that due to the low pressure and similarity of the mobile phases used for structural and stereochemical separations, multiple stationary-phase columns can be connected in series, generating separations not achievable by other chromatographic methods. Multiple columns of the same phase have been serially connected to provide significantly amplified chromatographic efficiencies [1].A recent example chromatogram obtained by connecting four 250 X 4.6-mm Chiralpak AD columns in series is shown in Fig. 2 [6]. With the four columns in series, concurrent separation of the four stereoisomers of each of two structurally different compounds was achieved. 

Step 1 Write the skeleton equation for the reaction. Make sure that the chemical formulas correctly represent the substances. An arrow separates the reactants from the products, and a plus sign separates multiple reactants and products. Show the physical states of all reactants and products. 

A UV-triggered purification system was described by Kibby [44] in support of the purification of combinatorial libraries generated at Parke-Davis. This system is operated in either reverse-phase or normal-phase mode, and is employed as well for chiral separations. Multiple column sizes allow the system to accommodate the purification of samples in weight up to 50 mg. The operational protocol involves an initial scouting run by analytical HPLC with APCI-MS detector. The conditions that are selected are based on structural information. Fraction collection is controlled by customized software, and sample identity, UV, MS data along with chromatographic data are imported from the analytical LC-MS. Peaks are collected only when the UV threshold is met within an appropriate collection window thus, the number of fractions obtained is limited. Postpurification loop injection mass spectra are collected on these fractions to determine the desired component from each sample. 

To elucidate the urinary steroid excretion pattern in various cases of the adrenogenital syndrome Bongiovanni (B28) used a long but excellent technique involving digitonin, and Girard separations, multiple chromatography on silica-gel and paper, and a variety of colorimetric techniques for detection and assay. 

In this chapter, the fundamental principles and relationships involved in making multicomponent distillation calculations are developed from first principles. To enhance the visualization of the application of the fundamental principles to this separation process, a variety of special cases are considered which include the determination of bubble-point and dew-point temperatures, single-stage flash separations, multiple-stage separation of binary mixtures, and multiple-stage separation of multicomponent mixtures at the operating conditions of total reflux. 

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