1993
DOI: 10.1016/0731-7085(93)80203-d
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Thin-layer reversed-phase ion-pair chromatography of some sulphonamides

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“…Because of their nonpolar character, the ion pair formed can interact in a selective way with reversed phases. Applications for ion-pair chromatography in re versed-phase thin-layer chromatography include the separation of antibiotics (132), antihistamines (133), antiarrhythmics (134), and pharmaceuticals (135,136).…”
Section: Hydrophobic Modified Phases (Rp Phases)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because of their nonpolar character, the ion pair formed can interact in a selective way with reversed phases. Applications for ion-pair chromatography in re versed-phase thin-layer chromatography include the separation of antibiotics (132), antihistamines (133), antiarrhythmics (134), and pharmaceuticals (135,136).…”
Section: Hydrophobic Modified Phases (Rp Phases)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bieganowska sa saradnicima [32] iz dobijenih parametara 0 M R i m izračunava parametar hidrofobnosti C 0 , slično ranije definisanom ϕ o parametru:…”
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“…Parametar C 0 definisan je kao udeo organske komponente u mobilnoj fazi (% v/v) za koji je R M = 0 [32].…”
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“…Another approach is based on the explanation that the surface tension of the mobile phase changes with its composition, thereby altering the energy of vacancy formation required for the accommodation of solute molecules. 2 Besides the lipophilicity parameter R M 0 , the parameter C 0 , defined as the ratio of the intercept and slope values, is frequently used in this type of investigations: 4 C 0 = −R M 0 /b (2) C 0 could be understood as the concentration of an organic modifier in the mobile phase for which the distribution of the solute between the two phases is equal, i.e., R M = 0, R F = 0.5. It could also be interpreted as the hydrophobicity per unit of specific hydrophobic surface area.…”
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confidence: 99%