Brought to you by Wiley
Login | Register
Ezine News Education Links
Webinars Podcasts Books & Journals Jobs Products Conferences Classifieds

Ion Chromatography Ezine
Crude oil with no added salt Crude oil with no added salt 
Microwaves are not only good at speeding up chemical reactions but also at removing salty water from crude oil, say Brazilian chemists, who employed ion chromatography to show just how good. [February 8, 2010]

Heating-induced conformational change of a novel glucan from <i>Pleurotus geestanus</i> Heating-induced conformational change of a novel glucan from Pleurotus geestanus  [registered users only]
Using a range of analytical techniques, including anion exchange chromatography, a Chinese chemist has characterized a novel polysaccharide extracted from an edible fungus and shown that it could be a potentially useful biomaterial. [February 1, 2010]

Chain-length distribution profiles of amylopectin isolated from endosperm starch of waxy and low-amylose bread wheat lines with common genetic background Chain-length distribution profiles of amylopectin isolated from endosperm starch of waxy and low-amylose bread wheat lines with common genetic background  [registered users only]
Using a range of analytical techniques, including anion exchange chromatography, Japanese food scietists have studied the amylopectin in starch extracted from bread wheat. [January 25, 2010]

Separating eggs with magnets Separating eggs with magnets 
Adding nitrogen-rich compounds such melamine to food and drink has led to illness and death in both humans and animals, but a combination of cation exchange and magnetism may now help to stop this practice, at least in eggs. [January 11, 2010]

Trichothiodystrophy and fragile hair: the distinction between diagnostic signs and diagnostic labels in childhood hair disease Trichothiodystrophy and fragile hair: the distinction between diagnostic signs and diagnostic labels in childhood hair disease  [registered users only]
Using cation exchange chromatography, British scientists have analysed hair damaged by the disease trichothiodystrophy in order to determine whether the damage is associated with low cystine or methionine levels. [January 4, 2010]

The analysis of black powder substitutes containing ascorbic acid by ion chromatography/mass spectrometry The analysis of black powder substitutes containing ascorbic acid by ion chromatography/mass spectrometry  [registered users only]
US forensic scientists have used ion chromatography/mass spectrometry to analyze black powder substitutes containing ascorbic acid, a group of low explosives that utilize ascorbic acid as the fuel. [December 28, 2009]

Spiky ice leads to climate confusion Spiky ice leads to climate confusion 
Scientists should be careful when reconstructing details of past climate change from ice cores, say European scientists, who have detected anomalous sulphate spikes far down in the longest ever ice core. [December 14, 2009]

Simultaneous determination of fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine in six geochemical reference materials Simultaneous determination of fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine in six geochemical reference materials  [registered users only]
French scientists have used a range of analytical techniques, including ion chromatography, to determine the concentrations of fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine in rock samples. [December 7, 2009]

Surface-activated chemical ionization and CEC for the analysis of enterotoxin A Surface-activated chemical ionization and CEC for the analysis of enterotoxin A  [registered users only]
Italian scientists have combined ion exchange chromatography with surface-activated chemical ionization-mass spectrometry to analyze enterotoxin A, which is produced by the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus, in milk. [November 23, 2009]

Charging down a pH gradient Charging down a pH gradient 
Because therapeutic antibodies vary in a way that synthetic drug compounds don't, two US scientists have developed a novel ion exchange chromatography method for determining antibody charge states. [November 9, 2009]

Ion chromatography tandem mass spectrometry for simultaneous confirmation and determination of indandione rodenticides in serum Ion chromatography tandem mass spectrometry for simultaneous confirmation and determination of indandione rodenticides in serum  [registered users only]
Chinese scientists have developed a simple ion chromatography-based method for simultaneously determining and confirming the indandione rodenticides in blood serum, for use in clinical diagnosis and forensic toxicology. [November 2, 2009]

Characterization of kiwifruit xyloglucan Characterization of kiwifruit xyloglucan 
Using various analytical techniques, including anion-exchange chromatography, an international team of scientists has purified and analysed the cell wall molecule known as xyloglucan in kiwi fruit. [October 26, 2009]

Halloween fright for fungal pathogens Halloween fright for fungal pathogens 
As if scaring away ghosts and ghouls at Halloween were not enough, it appears that pumpkins can also put the frighteners on disease-causing fungi. [October 12, 2009]

Mathematical modeling of elution curves for a protein mixture in ion exchange chromatography applied to high protein concentration Mathematical modeling of elution curves for a protein mixture in ion exchange chromatography applied to high protein concentration 
Chilean biochemical engineers have developed a model for simulating elution curves for the proteins alpha-lactalbumin, bovine serum albumin and conalbumin under different operational conditions. [October 5, 2009]

Characterization of monoclonal antibodies using polymeric cation exchange monoliths in combination with salt and pH gradients Characterization of monoclonal antibodies using polymeric cation exchange monoliths in combination with salt and pH gradients 
Using cation exchange polymethacrylate-based monolithic columns and imaged capillary electrophoresis, Australian and US researchers have characterised three different monoclonal antibody formulations of pharmaceutical interest. [September 28, 2009]

Taking on the jellies Taking on the jellies 
Jellyfish might not be too welcomed by those swimming in the sea, but ion chromatography has helped to reveal their potential benefit to those suffering from skin blemishes. [September 14, 2009]

Ionic determinants of exhaled breath condensate pH before and after exercise in adolescent athletes Ionic determinants of exhaled breath condensate pH before and after exercise in adolescent athletes  [registered users only]
Using ion chromatography, three US scientists have analysed the ionic composition of the exhaled breath condensate of adolescent athletes before and after exercise. [September 7, 2009]

Profiling the potential biomarkers for cell differentiation of pancreatic cancer using iTRAQ and 2-D LC-MS/MS Profiling the potential biomarkers for cell differentiation of pancreatic cancer using iTRAQ and 2-D LC-MS/MS  [registered users only]
Chinese medical researchers have used the iTRAQ-labeling technology and 2-D strong cation exchange/reversed phase liquid chromatography to profile the proteins secreted from pancreatic cancer cells. [August 24, 2009]

Sifting through stars Sifting through stars 
By finding a way to sift through more DNA strands than there are stars in the observable universe, US scientists came up with the most sensitive method yet for separating and purifying different types of carbon nanotube. [August 10, 2009]

Chemical composition and mass closure for aerosols during the 2005 dry season at a rural site in Morogoro, Tanzania Chemical composition and mass closure for aerosols during the 2005 dry season at a rural site in Morogoro, Tanzania  [registered users only]
Using a range of analytical techniques, including ion chromatography, Belgian scientists have determined the chemical composition of the atmospheric particulate matter collected at a rural site in Morogoro, Tanzania. [August 3, 2009]

179 items found, displaying 1 to 20. 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 [Next]

What is RSS?