Chromatographic Detection

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An overview of chromatographic detection methods (excluding GC detection) is presented. Many examples are given to illustrate the point that almost any measurable chemical or physical property may be useful in the detection process. Detection procedures are classified as localization methods, continuous effluent monitoring, and analysis of fractions. Continuous monitoring techniques are subdivided as follows: 1.) non-specific monitoring methods, which are refractometric, thermometric, capacitance, electrolytic conductometric, and flame ionization; and 2.) specific monitoring methods which are potentiometric, polarographic, spectroscopic (ultraviolet, visible, fluorescence, infrared, and in situ), and radiochemical.

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