Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1248897 TrAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry 2009 24 Pages PDF
Abstract

A capillary or a narrow channel is an attractive medium for studying reactions. A capillary can serve as (i) a microreactor for carrying out a reaction in a nanoliter volume and (ii) a separation column to separate the reaction products prior to their quantitation. The term “Inject-Mix-React-Separate-and-Quantitate” (IMReSQ) includes all analyses of reactions in capillaries that involve these five steps. We analyze these steps in detail and formulate the requirements for them to be generic and quantitative.

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