Separation of hexoses with open tubular columns

Tesařík, K.; Ghyczy, S.; Pansare, V. S.

doi:10.1007/bf02270584

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“…HP 5985A Several selected examples that should be cited include separations of urinary (75)(76)(77) and blood steroids (50), fatty acid esters (78), amino acids (57), polyols (79,80), volatile constituents of body fluids (81,82), and other physiological fluid and tissue components (83,84). The combination of resolution and high sensitivity of the method now permits quantitative multicomponent analyses to be carried out with small experimental animals (85,86).…”

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Contemporary capillary gas chromatography

Novotný¹

1978

Anal. Chem.

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Section: Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Contemporary capillary gas chromatography

Novotný¹

1978

Anal. Chem.

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“…Several selected examples that should be cited include separations of urinary (75)(76)(77) and blood steroids (50), fatty acid esters (78), amino acids (57), polyols (79,80), volatile constituents of body fluids (81, 82), and other physiological fluid and tissue components (83,84). The combination of resolution and high sensitivity of the method now permits quantitative multicomponent analyses to be carried out with small experimental animals (85,86).…”

Section: Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Contemporary Chromatography

1978

Anal. Chem.

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Twenty years ago a new era in separation science was begun with the invention of the capillary column. Although the development of capillary gas chromatography in subsequent years was much slower than many researchers had predicted, the method continued to be practiced in some laboratories. Since the beginning of the 1970's, capillary gas chromatography has been undergoing its "renaissance". This undoubtedly has been caused by the recent emphasis on analyzing very complex mixtures and an increased concern in our society about ecological problems, effective utilization of energy resources, and better understanding of the many aspects of human health. It is increasingly realized that efficient multicomponent analyses often may be a fundamental key to the solution of such problems.At present the potential of capillary gas chromatography in contemporary science and technology cannot be overemphasized.

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The mass spectra of TMS‐ethers of deuterated polyalcohols. A contribution to the structural investigation of sugars

Dizdaroğlu

Henneberg

Sonntag

1974

Org. Mass Spectrom.

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Aldoses, ketoses, deoxy-aldoses, deoxy-keto-aldoses, lactones, deoxy-lactones and other similar compounds are readily reduced by NaBD, to the corresponding polyalcohol. Their trimethylsilyl ethers show characteristic mass spectra which allow firm assignments of the position of deuteration and hence of the nature of the starting sugar compound. The g.c./m.s. coupling technique even allows trace analysis since full information can be derived from the most intense fragments of the mass spectra.

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Separation of hexoses with open tubular columns

Cited by 10 publications

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Contemporary capillary gas chromatography

Contemporary capillary gas chromatography

Contemporary Chromatography

The mass spectra of TMS‐ethers of deuterated polyalcohols. A contribution to the structural investigation of sugars

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