HPLC Detection Newer Methods Edited by Gabor Patonay This book provides a detailed survey of the more powerful and less conventional HPLC detection methods available today. Addressing both theory and application, experts give their assessment of some of the most promising detection methods being developed. Long lived luminescence, near-infrared semiconductor laser fluorescence, and HPLC-mass spectrometry are among the methods discussed. In addition, an entire chapter is devoted to showing how the ultimate power of NMR may be combined with HPLC. This book serves the needs of chromatographers who find their work restricted by the limits of conventional HPLC detection methods, and whose practical needs dictate the use of newer, more powerful methods.
This book provides a detailed survey of the more powerful and less conventional HPLC detection methods available today. Addressing both theory and application, experts give their assessment of some of the most promising detection methods being developed. Long lived luminescence, near-infrared semiconductor laser fluorescence, and HPLC-mass spectrometry are among the methods discussed. In addition, an entire chapter is devoted to showing how the ultimate power of NMR may be combined with HPLC.This book serves the needs of chromatographers who find their work restricted by the limits of conventional HPLC detection methods, and whose practical needs dictate the use of newer, more powerful methods.
This book provides a detailed survey of the more powerful and less conventional HPLC detection methods available today. Addressing both theory and application, experts give their assessment of some of the most promising detection methods being developed. Long lived luminescence, near-infrared semiconductor laser fluorescence, and HPLC-mass spectrometry are among the methods discussed. In addition, an entire chapter is devoted to showing how the ultimate power of NMR may be combined with HPLC.
This book serves the needs of chromatographers who find their work restricted by the limits of conventional HPLC detection methods, and whose practical needs dictate the use of newer, more powerful methods.
From the Contents:
Measurement Concepts and Laser-Based Detection in High Performance Micro Separations/ Long-Lived
Luminescence Detection in Liquid Chromatography/ Chemiluminescent Detection in High-Performance Liquid
Chromatography/ HPLC Detection in the Near-Infrared Electrochemical Detection for Liquid Chromatography/
Photothermal Detectors for High Performance Liquid Chromatography/ HPLC Detection Using Fourier
Transform Infrared Spectrometry/ HPLC Detection by Mass Spectrometry/ High Performance Liquid
Chromatography Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance On-Line Coupling
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Über den Autor
Gabor Patonay is the author of HPLC Detection: Newer Methods, published by Wiley.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
From the Contents:
Measurement Concepts and Laser-Based Detection in High Performance Micro Separations/ Long-Lived
Luminescence Detection in Liquid Chromatography/ Chemiluminescent Detection in High-Performance Liquid
Chromatography/ HPLC Detection in the Near-Infrared Electrochemical Detection for Liquid Chromatography/
Photothermal Detectors for High Performance Liquid Chromatography/ HPLC Detection Using Fourier
Transform Infrared Spectrometry/ HPLC Detection by Mass Spectrometry/ High Performance Liquid
Chromatography Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance On-Line Coupling
Klappentext
This book provides a detailed survey of the more powerful and less conventional HPLC detection methods available today. Addressing both theory and application, experts give their assessment of some of the most promising detection methods being developed. Long lived luminescence, near-infrared semiconductor laser fluorescence, and HPLC-mass spectrometry are among the methods discussed. In addition, an entire chapter is devoted to showing how the ultimate power of NMR may be combined with HPLC.
This book serves the needs of chromatographers who find their work restricted by the limits of conventional HPLC detection methods, and whose practical needs dictate the use of newer, more powerful methods.
