Titlebook: Sample Preparation for Biomedical and Environmental Analysis; D. Stevenson,I. D. Wilson Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Sample Preparation Using Supercritical Fluid Extraction,ganic solvents and the subsequent need to evaporate the solvent to concentrate the extract..These processes can often be speeded up by using a supercritical fluid most commonly carbon dioxide as the extraction medium. Fluids, have lower viscosities than liquids combined with high diffusivity so that

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(Post-Column) Reaction-Detection: An Alternative to Improve Sensitivity and Selectivity in Column Lmoval of all interfering substances. This means, however, that in many cases time-consuming and laborious procedures must be used. The other route is the use of a specific detection technique for the analyte in the crude sample. Although this approach is not always possible chemical manipulations ca

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A Rational Approach to the Development of Solid Phase Extraction Methods for Drugs in Biological Mailities for a new assay that sensible choice of available options may appear impossible. Whilst a method of extraction can usually be developed quickly, especially if the ubiquitous C18 phase is used, a more selective and robust method can usually be achieved if a range of options is properly explor

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The Analysis of Primary and Secondary Free Amino Acids in Biological Fluids: A Completely Automatedes on-line membrane (ASTED™) technology to remove macromolecular interferences from samples, simultaneous pre-column derivatisation with .-phthalaldehyde and 9-fluorenylmethyl chloroformate and separation of the analytes using reversed-phase high performance liquid chromatography. Associated problem

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