1. Anakon '93

   • K.-H. Ballschmiter

   Editorial Pages: 479 - 479

2. Analysis in workplace surveillance

   • J. Angerer
   • J. Gündel

   Original Papers Pages: 480 - 483

3. Hair analysis for medicaments — the best proof for a drug career

   • Wolfgang Arnold
   • Hans Sachs

   Original Papers Pages: 484 - 489

4. Chemometric characterization of soil depth profiles

   • M. Krieg
   • J. Einax

   Original Papers Pages: 490 - 495

5. Real-factor analysis: a method to analyse successive data records

   • S. Mönkeberg

   Original Papers Pages: 496 - 500

6. Determination of chlorinated hydrocarbons in water by fiber-optic evanescent wave spectroscopy and partial least-squares regression

   • J.-P. Conzen
   • J. Bürck
   • H.-J. Ache

   Original Papers Pages: 501 - 505

7. Modern laser mass spectrometry

   • Renato Zenobi

   Original Papers Pages: 506 - 509

8. On-line coupled ion chromatography-ICP-(AES, MS) and electro thermal vaporisation-ICP-MS in use for ultra trace analysis of high purity rhenium

   • Andreas Seubert
   • Ralf Meinke

   Original Papers Pages: 510 - 519

9. HPLC/MS — Screening of waste water samples from use of laquers

   • C. Kwade
   • R. Voigtländer
   • K. Cammann

   Original Papers Pages: 520 - 522

10. Principles and applications of quality control by near infrared spectroscopy using the example of polymer additives

    • Karl Molt
    • Dirk Ihlbrock

    Original Papers Pages: 523 - 529

11. Flow injection analysis with fourier transform infrared detection for clinical and process analysis

    • E. Rosenberg
    • R. Kellner

    Original Papers Pages: 530 - 532

12. The limit of detection in transversal photothermal deflection spectroscopy with light scattering samples

    • Q. E. Khuen
    • W. Faubel
    • H. J. Ache

    Original Papers Pages: 533 - 535

13. Chemosensors for motor management systems of the future

    • H. Meixner
    • U. Lampe
    • M. Fleischer

    Original Papers Pages: 536 - 541

14. Spectrophotometric sensor devices working in a raster of a few wavelengths

    • E. Bratz
    • E. Yacoub-George
    • H. Tiltscher

    Original Papers Pages: 542 - 545

15. The plasma emission detector (PED) as an element-selective detector for supercritical fluid chromatography

    • M. Arnold
    • K. Cammann
    • W. Kleiböhmer

    Original Papers Pages: 546 - 548

16. Chemical sensor materials based on clathrates

    • Klaus Buhlmann
    • Jörg Reinbold
    • Edwin Weber

    Original Papers Pages: 549 - 552

17. Double matrix membranes for potentiometric cation selective disposable sensors

    • C. Dumschat
    • M. Borchardt
    • M. Knoll

    Original Papers Pages: 553 - 555

18. Fiber optic evanescent field sensors for gaseous species using MIR transparent fibers

    • K. Taga
    • B. Mizaikoff
    • R. Kellner

    Original Papers Pages: 556 - 559

19. Theoretical and practical response evaluation of a fiber optic sensor for chlorinated hydrocarbons in water

    • E. Rosenberg
    • R. Krska
    • R. Kellner

    Original Papers Pages: 560 - 562

20. Enzyme and microbial sensors for phosphate, phenols, pesticides and peroxides

    • U. Wollenberger
    • B. Neumann
    • F. W. Scheller

    Original Papers Pages: 563 - 566

21. Planar chip technology for capillary electrophoresis

    • Andreas Manz
    • Elisabeth Verpoorte
    • H. Michael Widmer

    Original Papers Pages: 567 - 571

22. Influencing of the migration time in CZE

    • J. Boden
    • T. Ehmann
    • K. Bächmann

    Original Papers Pages: 572 - 575

23. Limitations of the optimization of the resolution by the buffer pH in capillary zone electrophoresis

    • Werner Friedl
    • Ernst Kenndler

    Original Papers Pages: 576 - 582

24. Separations of a-hexachlorocyclohexane (a-HCH) and pentachlorocyclohexene (PCCH) enantiomers on a cyclodextrin-phase (Cyclodex-B) by HRGC/ECD

    • Stephanie Mössner
    • Karlheinz Ballschmiter

    Original Papers Pages: 583 - 589

25. Separation of chlorophyll a and metalloporphyrins by HPLC in normal-phase mode using a diol-phase

    • Dieter Drexler
    • Karlheinz Ballschmiter

    Original Papers Pages: 590 - 594

26. Retention indices of 28 polychlorinated biphenyls in capillary gas chromatography referred to 2,4,6-trichlorophenyl alkyl ethers as RI-standards

    • Marco Morosini
    • Karlheinz Ballschmiter

    Original Papers Pages: 595 - 597

27. Polymer based RIFS sensing: an approach to the indirect measurement of organic pollutants in water

    • G. Kraus
    • A. Brecht
    • G. Gauglitz

    Original Papers Pages: 598 - 601

28. Low molecular weight analytes in water by spectral interferometry using a competitive immunoassay

    • G. Lang
    • A. Brecht
    • G. Gauglitz

    Original Papers Pages: 602 - 605

29. Automatic measurement of pesticides in drinking water using on-line solid-phase extraction, HPLC and chemometry

    • J. M. Huen
    • R. Gillard
    • H. Kern

    Original Papers Pages: 606 - 614