1989
DOI: 10.1016/s0021-9673(01)84615-x
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Flat-bed chromatography on impregnated layers

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“…Silver(I) is able to form kinetically labile complexes with arene- and vinyl-containing organic molecules. A number of applications from analytical chromatography to membrane technology have made use of this characteristic. Experimental and computational data on small molecules show that silver binds to alkenes and arenes in an η 2 or η 1 mode, gas-phase bond dissociation energies being in the area of 30−40 kcal mol -1 . , Canty and Colton showed that ESI-MS can be used successfully to investigate species formed by alkene and arene complexation of silver(I) …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Silver(I) is able to form kinetically labile complexes with arene- and vinyl-containing organic molecules. A number of applications from analytical chromatography to membrane technology have made use of this characteristic. Experimental and computational data on small molecules show that silver binds to alkenes and arenes in an η 2 or η 1 mode, gas-phase bond dissociation energies being in the area of 30−40 kcal mol -1 . , Canty and Colton showed that ESI-MS can be used successfully to investigate species formed by alkene and arene complexation of silver(I) …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Trace analysis of vitamin-B complex becomes indispensable as it is the monitor of the water soluble group. 12 TLC resolution of constituents of vitamin-B complex 13-15 on impregnated plates have also been described by some workers. Deficiency of these may lead to diseases such as beri-beri, macrocyclic anaemia, chellosis, and pernicious anaemia.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 91%