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Thermal energy detector , HPLC

For the analyses discussed here, we have used Gas Chromatography-Thermal Energy Analysis (GC-TEA ) and/or High Pressure Liquid Chromatography-Thermal Energy Analysis (HPLC-TEA). The TEA has been used as the detector... [Pg.177]

Where the target analyte contains heteroatoms such as nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur, atom-selective detectors can provide an ideal detection method. A number of examples appear in the literature of the use of a detector called a thermal energy analyser (TEA) for the measurement of A-nitroso compounds [14-17] and aromatic nitro compounds [18]. This has also been used as an HPLC detector [19, 20], and a modified TEA has been reported to be useful for analysis of amines and other nitrogen-containing compounds [17]. Unfortunately, this technique appears not to have gained in popularity, since no reports have appeared in the literature for over two decades. [Pg.94]


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