chromatographic

• “The particular interest was in chromatographic methods of fractionation.”

  Rodney R. Porter - Biography

• “Runge, Schönbein, and Goppelsroeder, had used filter paper for a kind of chromatographic analysis, while Tsvett and many of his successors used mainly tubes packed with various finely powdered, active substances for separations.”

  Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1952 - Presentation Speech

• “Lederer began to develop new chromatographic techniques to purify the materials.”

  Richard Kuhn and the Chemical Institute: Double Bonds and Biological Mechanisms

• “She began her career in Pittsburgh as a Research Chemist developing characterization methods, especially preparative-scale liquid chromatographic separations, for the “Structural Definition of Synthetic Fuels” project in the Coal Science Division.”

  Contributor: Mildred Perry

• “Methods and results of gas chromatographic-mass spectrometric determination of volatile organic substances in an urban atmosphere.”

  Effects of changes in climate and UV radiation levels on function of arctic ecosystems in the short and long term

• “All you need is to lick a piece of chromatographic paper and a whole new world of smelligible singles will be at your finger tips if they've taken the test too, that is.”

  Let's Exchange Saliva Codes

• “After enriching the transcription proteins about a hundred-fold through two chromatographic steps, we could proceed no further.”

  Roger D. Kornberg - Autobiography

• “Both of these are very hard to measure; they tend to stick to gas chromatographic columns nigh onto forever.”

  Hot Buttered

• “Valio uses a chromatographic separation process that physically removes the lactose.”

  Archive 2006-02-01

• “They are well separated, show a nice gaussian shape, and deconvolution based on just the chromatographic domain will likely already work.”

  Recovering full mass spectra from GC-MS data

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