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The general account(#A-6, this vol.)of the scope and the equipment choice for thin-layer chromatography, particularly the high-performance mode (HPTLC), is now illustrated by four accounts of method development which, even where done before HPLC became widespread, has argued against HPLC or GC. Colour reactions as devised or adapted were crucial, as was the choice of a spotting instrument (#A-6, Appendix).
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Ritter, W. (1983). Assays where High Sensitivity was Achieved, Especially by HPTLC with Automatic Spotting and Colour Reactions. In: Reid, E., Leppard, J.P. (eds) Drug Metabolite Isolation and Determination. Methodological Surveys in Biochemistry and Analysis, vol 12. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-4484-1_27
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