Handbook of thin-layer chromatography
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Handbook of thin-layer chromatography
（Chromatographic science series, v. 71）
Marcel Dekker, c1996
2nd ed., rev. and expanded
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This revised and expanded second edition presents techniques, instrumentation and applications of overpressurized, rotational and high-performance quantitative thin layer chromatography. It contains practical information of the detection, identification and documentation of chromatogram zones; optical quantitation; flame ionization detection; automation and robotics; and nucleic acid derivatives.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Principles and practice of thin-layer chromatography: basic techniques, materials and apparatus
- theory and mechanism of thin-layer chromatography
- optimization in TLC
- sorbents and precoated layers in TLC
- instrumental thin-layer chromatography
- gradient development in TLC
- overpressured layer chromatography
- detection, identification and documentation of chromatogen zones
- thin-layer chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry
- basic principles of optical quantitation in TLC
- preparative layer chromatography
- thin-layer radiochromatography
- rod TLC with flame ionization detection
- automation and robotics in planar chromatography. Part 2 Applications of thin-layer chromatography: amino acids and derivatives
- peptides and proteins
- antibiotics
- carbohydrates
- inorganics and organometallics
- enantiomeric separations
- lipids
- natural pigments
- pesticides
- pharmaceuticals and drugs
- phenols, aromatic acids and indoles
- nucleic acid derivatives
- steroids
- synthetic dyes
- toxins
- hydrophilic vitamins
- liphophilic vitamins.
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