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| Katz E. (ed.) — Handbook of HPLC |
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Detectors (detection), requirements for and characterization of detectors, selectivity 147
Detectors (detection), requirements for and characterization of detectors, sensitivity and detection limits 144—146
Detectors (detection), solute properly detectors 539—554
Detectors (detection), solute properly detectors, electrochemical detector 550—551
Detectors (detection), solute properly detectors, fluorescence detectors 547—550
Detectors (detection), solute properly detectors, light-scattering detector 551—552
Detectors (detection), solute properly detectors, tridet multifunctional detector 552—554
Detectors (detection), solute properly detectors, UV detectors 540—547
Detectors (detection), specifications for 532—536
Detectors (detection), specifications for detector linearity and response index 532—534
Detectors (detection), specifications for detector noise level 534—535
Detectors (detection), specifications for detector sensitivity 535—536
Detectors (detection), specifications for flow sensitivity 536
Detectors (detection), specifications for linear dynamic range 534
Detectors (detection), specifications for measurement of detector noise 535
Detectors (detection), specifications for pressure sensitivity 536
Detectors (detection), specifications for temperature sensitivity 536
Detectors (detection), suppliers of LC detectors 556—553
Detectors (detection), UV-vis absorbance detection 147—150
Detectors (detection), UV-vis absorbance detection, multiple wavelength absorbance detection 149—150
Detectors (detection), UV-vis absorbance detection, single- and variable-wavelength detectors 148—149
Dexfenfluramine 642—643
Diclofenac 643—644
Diltiazem 638
Diode-array detector (DAD) 544—547
Diode-array detector (DAD), LC with diode-array detection (LC-DAD) 940—941
Displacement chromatography, determination of adsorption isotherms by 883—885
Distribution coefficients chemical potentials in solution and 4
Distribution coefficients in adsorption from solution 4—7
Distribution coefficients retention factor and 2—3
DMP 811 644—645
Dobutamine 645
Dominant solvation phenomena 18—21
Downstream processing in biotechnology 742—745
Drotaverine 645
Drug-protein-binding constants, determination of 878—881
Drug-protein-binding constants, determination of frontal elution 880
Drug-protein-binding constants, determination of Hummel and Dreyer method 879
Drug-protein-binding constants, determination of vacancy peak method 880—881
Drug-protein-binding constants, determination of zone elution 879
Drugs in biological samples 629—668 794
Drugs in biological samples 6-methylen-androsta-l,4-diene-3,7-dione 654
Drugs in biological samples acyclovir 630
Drugs in biological samples alclofenac 630—631
Drugs in biological samples amfenac 631
Drugs in biological samples amoxicillin 631—632
Drugs in biological samples ascorbic acid 632
Drugs in biological samples BAY y3118 632
Drugs in biological samples bromazepam 633
Drugs in biological samples buprenorphine 634
Drugs in biological samples canrenone 635
Drugs in biological samples carbamazepine, phenytom, phenobarbital, and primidone 635
Drugs in biological samples catecholamine 636—638
Drugs in biological samples celiprolol and diltiazem 638
Drugs in biological samples chloroqume and chloroguanide 638
Drugs in biological samples chlortetracycline 666
Drugs in biological samples chlorzoxazone 638—639
Drugs in biological samples clobazam and diazepan 639
Drugs in biological samples clozapine 639
Drugs in biological samples cocaine 639—641
Drugs in biological samples coumann 641—642
Drugs in biological samples danazol 642
Drugs in biological samples debrisoquine 642
Drugs in biological samples dexfenfluroamine 642—643
Drugs in biological samples diclofenac 643—644
Drugs in biological samples DMP 811 644—645
Drugs in biological samples dobutamine 645
Drugs in biological samples drotavenne 645
Drugs in biological samples E-1100 646
Drugs in biological samples EM523 646—647
Drugs in biological samples ethynylestradiol 647
Drugs in biological samples etoposide 647
Drugs in biological samples flumazenil and midazolam 647—648
Drugs in biological samples fluoroquinolines and theophylline 648
Drugs in biological samples furosemide 648
Drugs in biological samples galocitabine 648
Drugs in biological samples guaifenesin 649—650
Drugs in biological samples hydrochlorotbaade 650
Drugs in biological samples intoplicine 651—652
Drugs in biological samples lisuride 652—653
Drugs in biological samples lmipenem 650—651
Drugs in biological samples lodobenzylguanidine 652
Drugs in biological samples MDL 73, 005ER (binospirone mesylate) 653—654
Drugs in biological samples metoclopramide 654—655
Drugs in biological samples mitomycin 655
Drugs in biological samples mizolastine 655
Drugs in biological samples morphine 655—656
Drugs in biological samples nicorandil 656
Drugs in biological samples nicotine 656—651
Drugs in biological samples nifedipine 657
Drugs in biological samples norbuprenorphine 634
Drugs in biological samples oxytetracycline 666
Drugs in biological samples paclitaxel 657
Drugs in biological samples phenytoin 658
Drugs in biological samples physostigmine 658—659
Drugs in biological samples pyronardine 659—660
Drugs in biological samples quinidine 660
Drugs in biological samples R023-9424 660—661
Drugs in biological samples rivastatin 661
Drugs in biological samples SCE-2767(cefozopram) 661—662
Drugs in biological samples simvastatin 662—663
Drugs in biological samples sulfamethazine 663—664
Drugs in biological samples testerone-related compounds 664—665
Drugs in biological samples tetracycline 666
Drugs in biological samples zidovudine 666
Dye stuffs, natural and early synthetic, identification of 905—909
Dye-ligand affinity chromatography 494
E-1100 646
Early synthetic dyestuffs, identification of 905—909
Electrical conductivity detector 537—539 555
Electrochemical detection (ECD) 156—160 396—400 550—551
Electrochemical detection (ECD), electrode materials, flow-cells, and instrumentation 158
Electrochemical detection (ECD), LC with electrochemical detection (LC-ECD) 941—944
Electrochemical detection (ECD), principles of operation 156—158
Electrochemical detection (ECD), pulsed-amperometric detection 159—160
Electrochemical detection (ECD), selectivity enhancement 159
Electrodrive chromatography (EDC) 120—121
Electrokinetic chromatography (EKC) 120—121
Electroosmotic flow (EOF) 174—177
Electrophoretic mobility 172—173
Elution (elutes) see also “Gradient elution Isocratic
Elution (elutes) eluent countenon for nonsuppressed ion chromatography 441—444
Elution (elutes) in affinity chromatography 491
Elution (elutes) in suppression ion chromatography 430—434
Elution (elutes) ion interaction chromatographed eluents 454—456
Elution (elutes) role in ion exchangers 391—395
EM523 646—647
Entantiomers indirect separation of 682—687
Entantiomers indirect separation of denvatization of alcohol 684—685
Entantiomers indirect separation of denvatization of amines 685—686
Entantiomers indirect separation of denvatization of carboxylic acids 686—687
Entantiomers separation of 670
Environmental applications of biotechnology 696
Equations for chromatographic eluent selection 14—21
Equilibrium constants, determination of 875—881
Equilibrium constants, determination of complex stability constants by HPLC 875—878
Equilibrium constants, determination of drug-protein-binding constants by HPLC 878—881
Esters 802
Ether sulfate 792—793
Ethoxylated acids 801
Ethoxylated alkylamines 802
Ethoxylated esters 802
Ethylene oxide, block copolymers of 802
Ethynylestradiol 647
Etoposide 647
Evaporative light-scattering detector (ELSD) 163—164 285
Evaporative light-scattering detector (ELSD) to identify lipid compounds 758—759 760
Export Systems in Chemical Analysis (ESCA) project 244—246 258
Fatty acid alkanolamides and their ethoxylates 802
Fatty acid analysis of museum collection samples 919—920
| Field flow fractionation (FFF) 831—832 855—856
Field flow fractionation (FFF) kinetic optimization of 140
Fixed-wavelength detector 540—543
Flame-ionization detector (FID) 226
Flow programming for isocratic elution 509
Flumazenil 647—648
Fluorescence detection (FD) 150—154 547—550 555
Fluorescence detection (FD), fluorescence yields 152
Fluorescence detection (FD), instrumentation 152—153
Fluorescence detection (FD), LC with fluorescence detector (LC-FD) 945
Fluorescence detection (FD), postcolumn derivatization 154
Fluorescence detection (FD), precolumn fluorescence labeling 153
Fluoroquinolines 648
Food and nutritional analysis 753—788
Food and nutritional analysis carbohydrates 753—757
Food and nutritional analysis, lipids 758—761
Food and nutritional analysis, lipids detectors 758—761 764 765 766
Food and nutritional analysis, other food components 763—784
Food and nutritional analysis, other food components, pesticides and herbicides 776—784
Food and nutritional analysis, other food components, phenolics 767—776 777—783
Food and nutritional analysis, other food components, proteins 763—767
Food and nutritional analysis, vitamins and minerals 761—762 763 768—774
Foods, applications of biotechnology for 696
Founer-transform-infrared (FT-IR.) detection 286
Fraction collectors 617—618
Fraction collectors, applications 622
Fraction collectors, operational considerations in LC 618—622
Fraction collectors, operational considerations in LC, low-resolution techniques 618
Fraction collectors, operational considerations in LC, separation of complex mixtures 618—622
Fraction collectors, troubleshooting 625—627
Furosemide 648
Galocitabine 648
Gas-phase detectors 167
General elution problems 194—195
Genetic engineering, downstrean processing and 743—744
Glycoproteins, microheterogeneity of 739—742
Gradient elution 205—225 510—512 513
Gradient elution, comparison of designs 513
Gradient elution, gradient optimization 214—218
Gradient elution, gradient scouting 218—220
Gradient elution, gradient solvents 220—221
Gradient elution, instrumental aspects 222—225
Gradient elution, migration under gradient conditions 206—211
Gradient elution, multipump, problems, causes, and remedies in 514
Gradient elution, relative advantages and disadvantages of column switching LC methods and 230
Gradient elution, relative advantages and disadvantages of isocratic LC methods and 227
Gradient elution, theory of LSS gradients 211—214
Gradient elution, troubleshooting 521—522
Gradient separations, computer-assisted 253—255
Group IIIA metals 818
Group IVA metals 819
Guaifenesin 649—650
Halides 813—814
Herbicides 776—784
Hollow-fiber membrane suppressor 423—424
Host-guest complexation equilibria 5_1
Hydrochlorothiazide 650
Hydrodynamic chromatography (HDC), kinetic optimization of 138—140
Hydrophilic polymers, SEC separation of 848
Hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HEC) 463—482 796
Hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HEC), chromatographic system 464—473
Hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HEC), chromatographic system, Mobile Phase 472—473
Hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HEC), chromatographic system, Stationary Phase 35—36 465—472
Hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HEC), fundamentals of retention 463—465
Hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HEC), general aspects of HIC of proteins and selected applications 473—479
Hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HEC), general aspects of HIC of proteins and selected applications, selected applications of high performance HIC 475—478
Hydrophobicity, determination of 860—875
Hydrophobicity, determination of chromatographic hydrophobicity index 867—873
Hydrophobicity, determination of determination of partition coefficients 861—862
Hydrophobicity, determination of general approach 865—867
Hydrophobicity, determination of hydrophobicity in biomedical sciences 860—861
Hydrophobicity, determination of theoretical background 862—864
Hydrophobicity, determination of] practical aspects 865
Imipenem 650—651
Immobilized metal ion affinity chromatography (IMAC) 494—495
Immunoaffinity chromatography (IAC) 492—494
Immunoglobulins (Igs) 725—726
Inductively-coupled plasma (ICP) detection 404—406
Infrared (IR) detection 165—166
Infrared (IR) detection LC with infrared (LC-IR) tandem systems 600—602
Injection devices 559—579
Injection devices auto samplers 569 570—571
Injection devices column-switching valves 569—573
Injection devices maintenance and troubleshooting 573—579
Injection devices maintenance and troubleshooting operator techniques 574—575
Injection devices maintenance and troubleshooting poor connections 575—576
Injection devices maintenance and troubleshooting preventative maintenance 577—579
Injection devices maintenance and troubleshooting rotor malfunction 575
Injection devices maintenance and troubleshooting valve contamination 576—577
Injection devices manual sample injection valves 559—568
Injection devices manual sample injection valves sample-loading techniques 563—566
Injection devices manual sample injection valves small-volume sample injection 566—569
Inorganic complexes see “Ions and inorganic species”
Intoplicine 651—652
Iodobenzylquanidine 652
Ion chromatography 413—462
Ion chromatography basic prinicples of ion exchange 414—417
Ion chromatography bstoncal background 412—414
Ion chromatography conductivity detection in ion chromatography 417—419
Ion chromatography, ion interaction chromatography 453—459
Ion chromatography, ion interaction chromatography background 453
Ion chromatography, ion interaction chromatography detection 457—459
Ion chromatography, ion interaction chromatography eluents 454—456
Ion chromatography, ion interaction chromatography equilibria 453—454
Ion chromatography, ion interaction chromatography stationary phases 456
Ion chromatography, ion-exclusion chromatography 448—453
Ion chromatography, ion-exclusion chromatography background 448—449
Ion chromatography, ion-exclusion chromatography survey of applications 449—453
Ion chromatography, nonsuppressed ion chromatography 440—448
Ion chromatography, nonsuppressed ion chromatography detection by postcolunm reaction 445—448
Ion chromatography, nonsuppressed ion chromatography eluent countenon 441—444
Ion chromatography, nonsuppressed ion chromatography nonsuppression 440—441
Ion chromatography, suppressed ion chromatography 419—439
Ion chromatography, suppressed ion chromatography eluents in suppression ion chromatography 430—434
Ion chromatography, suppressed ion chromatography hollow-fiber membrane suppressor 423—424
Ion chromatography, suppressed ion chromatography ion-exchange column suppression 419—423
Ion chromatography, suppressed ion chromatography micromembrane suppression 424—427
Ion chromatography, suppressed ion chromatography other suppression applications 438—439
Ion chromatography, suppressed ion chromatography other suppression techniques 434—437
Ion chromatography, suppressed ion chromatography postsuppression strategies 437—438
Ion chromatography, suppressed ion chromatography self-regenerating suppression 427—430
Ion-exchange chromatography 365—411
Ion-exchange chromatography, operating variables 385—406
Ion-exchange chromatography, operating variables detections 395—406
Ion-exchange chromatography, operating variables dextran- and cellulose-based phases 387—391
Ion-exchange chromatography, operating variables eluents 391—395
Ion-exchange chromatography, operating variables ion-exchange stationary phases 385—387
Ion-exchange chromatography, principles of ion exchange 366—385
Ion-exchange chromatography, principles of ion exchange for high molecular weight ions or proteins 371—381
Ion-exchange chromatography, principles of ion exchange for low molecular weight ions 366—371
Ion-exchange chromatography, principles of ion exchange ion-exchange HPLC theories 384—385
Ion-exchange chromatography, principles of ion exchange ion-exclusion chromatography of small ions 383—384
Ion-exchange chromatography, principles of ion exchange retention of low molecular weight ions 381—383
Ion-exchange chromatography, stationary phases for 29—31
Ion-pairing 49—51
Ionic surfactants 790—798
Ionic surfactants, amphotenc surfactants 796—798
Ionic surfactants, aruonic surfactants 790—795
Ionic surfactants, cationic surfactants 795
Ionic surfactants, general principles 790
Ionic-strength programming 226
Ions and inorganic species 805—829
Ions and inorganic species, capillary electrophoresis 822—824
Ions and inorganic species, capillary electrophoresis anions 823
Ions and inorganic species, capillary electrophoresis cations 823—824
Ions and inorganic species, chromatographic methods for cationic species 818—821
Ions and inorganic species, chromatographic methods for cationic species alkali and akaline earth metals 818
Ions and inorganic species, chromatographic methods for cationic species ammonium and organic amines 821
Ions and inorganic species, chromatographic methods for cationic species group IIIA metals 818
Ions and inorganic species, chromatographic methods for cationic species group IVA metals 819
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