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Micellar selectivity triangle for classification of chemical selectivity in electrokinetic chromatography

Micellar selectivity triangle for classification of chemical selectivity in electrokinetic chromatography

MST Triangles for use with amphiphilic block copolymers. Acidity, basicity, polarizability parameters.

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May 01, 2012
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  1. Micellar selectivity triangle for classification of
    chemical selectivity in electrokinetic
    chromatography
    Cexiong Fu, Morteza G. Khaledi
    Kevin Kawchak
    Chemistry 591 4/7/2011

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  2. 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

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  3. Normalized System Parameters
    a/v, b/v, s/v, e/v
    Micellar Systems
    Micellar selectivity triangle for classification of chemical selectivity
    in electrokinetic chromatography
    Cexiong Fu, Morteza G. Khaledi
    Introduction to
    Micellar Selectivity Triangle (MST)
    1)HB acidity, HB basicity, Dipolarity 2) HB acidity, HB basicity, Polarizability 3) HB acidity, Dipolarity, Polarizability

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  4. Applications - Polymers
    Micellar selectivity triangle for classification of chemical selectivity
    in electrokinetic chromatography
    Cexiong Fu, Morteza G. Khaledi
    Hydrophilic Solvent
    Hydrophobic Solvent
    Copolymer Chain Length
    Hydrophilic Solvent
    Hydrophobic Solvent
    PAA Chain Length
    Hydrophilic Solvent
    Hydrophobic Solvent

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  5. 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?

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  6. 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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  7. References
    BBC News: Newsround.
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    ntral/newsid_2326000/2326469.stm (accessed April 3, 2011).
    Chromatography Online: LC/GC Europe.
    http://chromatographyonline.findanalytichem.com/lcgc/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=701371&
    sk=&date=&pageID=2 (accessed April 4, 2011)
    Csus.edu: Micellar Electrrokinetic Chromatography.
    http://www.csus.edu/indiv/d/dixonr/C230/MEKC.ppt (accessed April 6, 2011)
    Fu, C.; Khaledi, M. G. Micellar selectivity triangle for classification of chemical selectivity
    in electrokinetic chromatography. J. Chrom. A. 2009, 1216, 1891-1900.
    Wrong Perceptions in Modern Financial Charting.
    http://geekswithblogs.net/evjen/archive/2008/06/06/122678.aspx (accessed April 3, 2011).

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