Micellar selectivity triangle for classification of chemical selectivity in electrokinetic chromatography Cexiong Fu, Morteza G. Khaledi Kevin Kawchak Chemistry 591 4/7/2011
Key Equations: Micellar selectivity triangle for classification of chemical selectivity in electrokinetic chromatography Cexiong Fu, Morteza G. Khaledi Solvent Selectivity Triangle: L.R. Snyder Data Collection: vV = hydrophobic/dispersion term bB=type A hydrogen bonding aA=type B hydrogen bonding sS=dipolarity eE=polarizability c=regression constant
Based off the need for chromatographers to organize molecular interaction constants into diagrams; what types of illustrations could be used to simplify your interests and/or area of research?
Trial and Error Kevin Kawchak Chemistry 591 4/7/2011 www.kevinkawchak.com Large number of variables Possible methods of diagrams Solvent Reactant A % Conversion Reactant Product 1 Product 2 Product 3 Product 4 ….
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