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Jan Nagler,Jeroen van den Hoven,Dirk Helbingfor electrolytes in CE are as follows; (1) sufficient buffering capacity to suppress pH shift caused by migration of ions in the electrolyte, (2) low electric conductivity to avoid heat generation caused by high current, (3) low absorbance in the wavelength of detection not to disturb the on-column UV detection of the analyte zone.

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Is India Key to Asian Financial Integration?e-zone electrophoresis in a narrow-bore tube of 3 mm inner diameter [1]. His pioneering work was followed by Virtanen [2] and Mikkers . [3]. Jorgenson and Lukacs have improved the technique substantially with capillaries of inner diameter less than 100µm [4–6]. They demonstrated the characteristics

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The Open Door to Foreign Capital,n in the detection zone which corresponds to the sample mass in the objective zone. The other is the migration time which generally represents the qualitative characteristics of the sample. Quantitative indices can be derived from the migration time in certain measuring systems, dissociation/associa

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Jan Nagler,Jeroen van den Hoven,Dirk Helbing in CE corresponds both to the stationary phase and to the eluting solution in high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). Features worthy of note for electrolytes in CE are as follows; (1) sufficient buffering capacity to suppress pH shift caused by migration of ions in the electrolyte, (2) low

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Ayesha Kashif,Stephane Ploix,Julie Dugdaley low. Since the capillary diameter in CE is less than 100µm and the entire volume of the capillary in most cases is less than 10 µl, the optical path should be short enough to detect analyte zones without loss of separation efficiency. Consequently, the detection limit is between 1 and 0.1 ppm with

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Brian Fitzgerald,Audris Mockus,Minghui Zhou on CE, only 120 had been published. They stated ‘During the last decade the number of scientific papers published in this field has grown exponentially’ [1]. Expansion in publication has continued. Now, only five years after their review, the total number of the articles published in 1994 was nearl