Hyphenated and Alternative Methods of Detection in Chromatography

R. Andrew Shalliker
11/15/2008
Dedicates a chapter to the coupling of capillary electrophoresis and mass spectrometry, particularly applicable in proteomics researchAddresses issues related to electrochemical detection and chemiluminesence in liquid chromatographyDiscusses evaporative light scattering detection and the application of LC-ICP as a growing method of chemical speciation

Widely employed for separating and detecting chemicals in solution, separation techniques are most often applied in tandem, subsequently referred to as hyphenated methods. Hyphenated and Alternative Methods of Detection in Chromatography details the development and application of mass spectral detection techniques coupled with gas phase and liquid phase chromatographies. The book details the advantages and disadvantages of various separation techniques and addresses methods for cutting-edge applications such as proteomics research. This book provides a detailed reference for experienced readers as well as for those who are new to the field of separation and analysis.

Table of Contents
Mass Spectral Detection in GC. Mass Spectral Detection in LC. Mass Spectral Detection in CE. Electrochemical Detection in LC and CE. Chemiluminesence Detection in Liquid Chromatography. LC-NMR. LC-FTIR. Evaporative Light Scattering Detection in LC. LC-ICP. GC x GC as a means of Chemical Identification and Detection. Chemical Signatures using Multidimensional Separations.