This book offers a thorough theoretical description of the method, an overview on the current status of the various forms of electrokinetic capillary chromatography, plus a look forward into future developments.* Focuses on the technique of electrokinetic capillary chromatography and its applications in various areas, including pharmaceutical, industrial, environmental, and biological chemistry* Features invaluable information put together from experienced researchers in the area* First book to discuss this technique in detail* Covers a topic that is part of the exploding field of hyphenated techniques* Selected international contributors working in research in this area
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"...an excellent reference for those chemists who follow developments in the area of small molecule separations or...separations in EKC." (Journal of the American Chemical Society, January 31, 2007)
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Dr Ute Pyell received his PhD in Analytical Chemistry in 1991. He is an active member in the Analytical Division of the German Chemical Society (GDCh), the Separation Sciences Group of the Analytical Division of the GDCh and an active member in the Working Group Education and Training of the EURACHEM/D.
List of Contributors. Preface. PART I: SEPARATION PRINCIPLES. 1. Theory of Electrokinetic Chromatography (Ute Pyell). 2. Determination of Critical Micelle Concentrations by Capillary Electrokinetic Techiques (Thomas Le Saux, Anne Varenne and Pierre Gareil). 3. Selectivity Characterization of Pseudostationary Phases Using the Solvation Parameter Model (Colin F. Poole). 4. General Aspects of Resolution Optimization with Micellar Pseudostationary Phases (Li Jia and Shigeru Terabe). 5. Optimization of the Separation Conditions in Electrokinetic Chromatography: Experimental Designs, Modelling and Validation (Olga Jimenez and Maria Luisa Marina). 6. Microemulsion Electrokinetic Chromatography (Alex Marsh, Kevin Altria and Brian Clark). 7. Polymeric Pseudostationary Phases and Dendrimers (Christopher P. Palmer). 8. Pseudostationary Ion-exchange Phases (Philip J. Zakaria and Paul R. Haddad). 9. Principles of Enantiomer Separations in Electrokinetic Chromatography (Bezhan Chankvetadze). 10. On-line Sample Enrichment in Electrokinetic Chromatography (Joselito P. Quirino). PART II: INSTRUMENTATION. 11. General Aspects of Instrumentation (Jan Fischer and Pavel Jandera). 12. Laser-induced Fluorescence Detection: A Summary (Christophe Bayle, Verena Poinsot, Clara Fournier-Noel and Francois Couderc). 13. Amperometric Detection (Frank-Michael Matysik). 14. Photothermal Detection (Werner Faubel, Stefan Heissler and Ute Pyell). 15. Coupling of Electrokinetic Chromatography to Mass Spectrometry (Roelof Mol, Gerhardus J. de Jong and Govert W. Somsen). 16. Electrokinetic Chromatography on Microfluidic Devices (Omar Gustafsson and Jorg P. Kutter). PART III: APPLICATIONS. 17. Electromigration Separation Techniques in Pharmaceutical Analysis (Jean-Luc Veuthey, Laurent Geiser and Serge Rudaz). 18. Analysis of Body Fluids by Electrokinetic Chromatographic Techniques (Ll. Puignou, R. Busquets and M.T. Galceran). 19. Application of Electrokinetic Chromatography to Food and Beverages (Mary Boyce). 20. Application of Enantioselective Electrokinetic Chromatography (Bezhan Chankvetadze). 21. Environmental Analysis Ana Carolina O. Costa, Gustavo (A. Micke, Elisabete A. Pereira, Clovis L. Silva and Marina F.M. Tavares). Index.
