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  • Approaches to Synthesizing MIPs for SPE


    Molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) are synthetic polymeric materials that mimic immunosorbents. They are widely used as sorbents for solid-phase extraction (SPE).

    Screening Acid-Base Constants by CE


    The acid-base constants of antianginals were determined using capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE) and the results compared with those obtained by spectrophotometric methods.

    Facilitated Column Selection in RPLC


    This article gives an overview of the performance of a previously developed system for the ranking of C18 reversed-phase columns applied to different pharmaceutical analyses.

    Comparing Approaches to Speed Up LC


    This article describes and compares a number of approaches to increase the speed of liquid chromatographic separations, including column type, column length, flow-rate and temperature.

    Membrane-Assisted LLE Trace Analysis


    This article describes membrane-assisted extraction processes to separate traces of polar pharmaceutical substances the so called emerging micropollutants from aqueous samples.

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