Special Issues, Jul 1, 2012 - Chromatography Online
Special Issues, Jul 1, 2012
Articles
Identification of Organic Additives in Nitrile Rubber Materials by Pyrolysis-GC–MS
By Peter Kusch
Nitrile rubber materials were studied using flash analytical pyrolysis-GC–MS to demonstrate that this technique is a good tool to identify the additives in nitrile rubber.
A Novel Approach to Measure Crop Plant Protein Expression
By Wayne Skinner , Zina Dahmani , Yingzhi Lu , Jean C. Kridl , Gia C. Fazio
Crop development to improve yield or disease resistance has been explored for centuries and the technologies to measure these improvements have subsequently become complex.
Nontargeted, Discovery-Based Profiling of the Yeast Metabolome Using QTOF LC–MS and LC–MS-MS
By Stefan Jenkins , Steven M. Fischer , Theodore R. Sana
A discovery-based, untargeted metabolomics analysis of hundreds of yeast metabolites under robust, controlled extraction conditions followed by identification is described.
Direct Insertion Probe – Mass Spectrometry (DIP-MS) in the Characterization of Opportunity Crudes
By Cristina Flego , Carla Zannoni
DIP–MS is a fast and easy tool that can identify classes of compounds in opportunity crudes (heavy and ultraheavy crude oils, asphaltenes, and tar sands) in the field, without prior separation or treatment. It may enable fast screening of real samples to make a rough evaluation of the potential of reservoirs and oil fields.
Toward Quantitative Imaging Mass Spectrometry
By Gregory Hamm , David Bonnel , Christine Michel , Raphael Legouffe , Fabien Pamelard , Guillaume Hochart , Jonathan Stauber
The main limitations of quantification using MALDI imaging are discussed and the different approaches used for quantitative measurement in MSI are evaluated.
Polar Vapor-Enhanced Separations with Planar Differential Mobility Spectrometry-Mass Spectrometry
By Thomas R. Covey , Bradley B. Schneider , J.C. Yves Le Blanc , Erkinjon G. Nazarov
A brief historical overview of DMS, followed by a synopsis of the instrumentation, physics, and chemistry behind the separation principles

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