Snyder L.R. Principles of Adsorption Chromatography. The Separation of Nonionic Organic Compounds

Marcel Dekker, 1968. — 413 p.The Chromatographic Process and Techniques of Separation
General Aspects of Adsorption
The Importance of sample Size in Adsorption Chromatography. Isotherm Linearity.
Bed Efficiency. Bandwidth versus Separation Conditions
The General Role of Adsorbent Type and Activity
Individual Adsorbents
The Role of Solvent
Gas-Solid Chromatography
The Role of Sample Structure. Primary Effects
The Role of Sample Structure. Secondary Effects.
Separation Temperature as a Variable
Some Related Topics
Calculation of R'M Values from Experimental RF Values
Characterization of Silica Samples by Silanization
Aapid Procedure for Estimating the Solvent Strengths of a Series of Binary Mixtures. Tabulated e0 Values for Several Binary Solvent Systems
Differing Adsorption Mechanisms on Alumina and Silica
Examples of the Calculation of K0 Values in Adsorption Chromatography