Reversed phase thin layer chromatography of phenols on chemically bonded C<sub>18</sub> layers

Sherma, Joseph; Sleckman, Barry P.

doi:10.1002/jhrc.1240041104

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“…Chromatographic (TLC, GC-MS) and spectrophotometric methods for the determination of pentachlorophenol in wood have been compared (21b). Phenolic acids in plant material have been quantified (92), and medicinally interesting phenolic acids have been separated from Lamiaceae (Lycopus europaeus) by multiple gradient development (92a), by densitometry (53), and by UV spectrophotometry (53a).…”

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“…Chlorinated phenols were also examined in the presence of soluble /3-cyclodextrin polymers (52a). Silica gel with a chemically bonded C 2 , C 8 , or C 18 layer was examined for a range of substituted phenols by the reversed-phase method (53). Binary and ternary mobile phases were studied for the separation of phenol derivatives (54).…”

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