Thin layer chromatography / authors Richard Hamilton, Shiela Hamilton ; editor David Kealey.

By:

Hamilton, R. J. (Richard John)

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Material type: Text

TextSeries: Analytical Chemistry by Open Learning (Series)Publication details: Chichester : Published on behalf of ACOL by Wiley, c1987.Description: xix,129p. : ill. ; 22cmISBN:

9780471913771 (pbk) :
9780471913764 (cased) :
0471913766 (hard) :

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DDC classification:

544.925 HAM

LOC classification:

QD79.C8

Summary: Provides a clear explanation of the essential background theory of TLC, arguably the most popular of all the separation methods. It is hoped that the examples provided will enable the user to make educated guesses when choosing the separation conditions for unknown mixtures in the laboratory.

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Bibliography: pXVII.

Provides a clear explanation of the essential background theory of TLC, arguably the most popular of all the separation methods. It is hoped that the examples provided will enable the user to make educated guesses when choosing the separation conditions for unknown mixtures in the laboratory.