Inorganic ion detection system and methods
AssigneeUniversity of Tasmania
InventorsMichael Charles Breadmore, Philip James Charles Zakaria, Gustavo Blanco-Heras
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AssigneeUniversity of Tasmania
InventorsMichael Charles Breadmore, Philip James Charles Zakaria, Gustavo Blanco-Heras
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A system for the separation and detection of inorganic anions in a sample, the system comprising: • a separation channel with an inner coating of three or more alternating layers of a cationic polymer (e.g. hexadimethine bromide) and an anionic polymer (e.g. polystyrene sulfonate), wherein the first layer and the final layer are cationic polymer layers; • a detector for detecting inorganic anions that pass through a detection zone of the separation channel; • an injection system for injecting fluids including sample solutions and background electrolyte into an inlet end of the separation channel; wherein the background electrolyte comprises polyethyleneimine. Also described are corresponding methods, separation capillaries and cartridges for use in the system.
A method for the separation and detection of nitrate, perchlorate, azide, chloride and chlorate anions in a sample using electrophoresis, the method comprising a sample processing sequence which comprises:
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