Overview
Here, authors specializing in different branches of chromatography—including gas chromatography, supercritical fluid chromatography, and high-pressure liquid chromatography—describe their fields while drawing out connections with other branches.
Full Product Details
Author: Jon F. Parcher (University of Mississippi) ,
Tom Chester
Publisher: American Chemical Society
Imprint: American Chemical Society
Volume: 748
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 23.60cm
Weight: 0.470kg
ISBN: 9780841236387
ISBN 10: 0841236380
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 27 January 2000
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: No Longer Our Product
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Venturing into chromatography beyond conventional parameters, this volume collects a dozen papers presented at the American Chemical Society National Meeting held in August 1998 in Boston. An introductory chapter views unified chromatography (introduced in 1988) as the Holy Grail of separation science, the antithesis of compartmentalized thinking about different techniques. Among the six titles focusing on theoretical and general considerations are: Unified chromatography from a mobile phase perspective, Pressure as a unifying parameter in chromatographic retention, and Computer simulations of interphases and solute transfer in liquid and size exclusion chromatography. The remaining papers detail techniques and applications utilizing, e.g., packed capillary columns. The index spans the advantages of Monte Carlo simulations to the intricacies of separating household wax.--SciTech Book News
<br> Venturing into chromatography beyond conventional parameters, this volume collects a dozen papers presented at the American Chemical Society National Meeting held in August 1998 in Boston. An introductory chapter views unified chromatography (introduced in 1988) as the Holy Grail of separation science, the antithesis of compartmentalized thinking about different techniques. Among the six titles focusing on theoretical and general considerations are: Unified chromatography from a mobile phase perspective, Pressure as a unifying parameter in chromatographic retention, and Computer simulations of interphases and solute transfer in liquid and size exclusion chromatography. The remaining papers detail techniques and applications utilizing, e.g., packed capillary columns. The index spans the advantages of Monte Carlo simulations to the intricacies of separating household wax. --SciTech Book News<br>
Venturing into chromatography beyond conventional parameters, this volume collects a dozen papers presented at the American Chemical Society National Meeting held in August 1998 in Boston. An introductory chapter views unified chromatography (introduced in 1988) as the Holy Grail of separation science, the antithesis of compartmentalized thinking about different techniques. Among the six titles focusing on theoretical and general considerations are: Unified chromatography from a mobile phase perspective, Pressure as a unifying parameter in chromatographic retention, and Computer simulations of interphases and solute transfer in liquid and size exclusion chromatography. The remaining papers detail techniques and applications utilizing, e.g., packed capillary columns. The index spans the advantages of Monte Carlo simulations to the intricacies of separating household wax. --SciTech Book News<br>
