2009
DOI: 10.1556/jpc.22.2009.4.3
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Hydrophilic-interaction planar chromatography of some water-soluble Co(III) complexes on different adsorbents

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“…Namely, in our previous paper [12] the applicability of four different hydrophilic adsorbents-unmodified silica gel, alumina, CN-silica, and cellulose in planar HILIC of some neutral, water-soluble Co(III) complexes-was studied. Silica gel appeared to be the most suitable stationary phase in broad ranges of solvent systems as well as analytes.…”
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“…Namely, in our previous paper [12] the applicability of four different hydrophilic adsorbents-unmodified silica gel, alumina, CN-silica, and cellulose in planar HILIC of some neutral, water-soluble Co(III) complexes-was studied. Silica gel appeared to be the most suitable stationary phase in broad ranges of solvent systems as well as analytes.…”
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“…However, there are only a few reports regarding application of this method in planar, that is, thin-layer chromatography (TLC). [12,13] Among mentioned reports, only one describes a systematic investigation of chromatographic behavior of twelve neutral metal complexes under HILIC conditions. [12] The examinations of chromatographic behavior of different classes of metal complexes are of a special significance because of their environmental and biomedical interest.…”
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“…The theory and practice of TLC analytical tehniques have been previously discussed in detail. [1] TLC has been recently employed for the analysis of pesticides in lake water, [2] study of the behavior of some water soluble Co(III) complexes, [3] measurement of bicalutamide in bulk drug and liposomes, [4] determination of chlorogenic acid in fruits, [5] caffein in black and green teas, [6] rabeprazol and domperidone in formulations, [7] separation of aminoglycoside antibiotics (amikacin, gentamicin, kanamycin, neomycin, and tobramycin), [8] the active agents alprazolam and fluoxetine in tablets. [9] The combination of TLC with other techniques such as matrix-assisted laser desorption=ionization mass spectrometry, [10] and desorption electrospray ionisation ion mobility mass spectrometry [11] has also been reported.…”
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“…Međutim, pri ispitivanju hromatografskog ponašanja izrazito polarnih jedinjenja na CN stacionarnoj fazi, uz upotrebu mobilnih faza karakterističnih za reverzno-fazne uslove (smeša vode i organskog rastvarača) retencija ispitivanih jedinjenja se smanjuje sa povećanjem udela organske komponente u mobilnoj fazi 39 . Ovakvo hromatografsko odvajanje se zasniva na hidrofilnim interakcijama koje ispitivanja jedinjenja ostvaruju sa stacionarnom, odnosno mobilnom fazom, a sama tehnika se naziva hromatografija hidrofilnih interakcija (engl.…”
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