Analytical and bioanalytical chemistry

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  Año 2005, Vol. 382, Número 8

  • To the memory of Wilhelm Fresenius

    Klaus G. Heumann, Günter Gauglitz

    págs. 1727-1729

    

  • Wilhelm Fresenius 1913¿2004

    Leo Gros

    págs. 1730-1732

    

  • My memories of Professor Wilhelm Fresenius

    Günther Tölg

    págs. 1733-1737

    

  • A quarter of a century of friendship

    Adam Hulanicki

    págs. 1738-1739

    

  • The responsibility of the analytical chemist to society

    Karl Heinz Koch

    págs. 1740-1743

    

  • Liquid chromatography¿electron capture¿atmospheric pressure chemical ionization-mass spectrometry

    Uwe Karst

    págs. 1744-1746

    

  • Integrating functional components into capillary electrophoresis systems using liquid-core waveguides

    págs. 1747-1750

    

  • Progress in plasmonic engineering of surface-enhanced Raman-scattering substrates toward ultra-trace analysis

    Gary A. Baker, David S. Moore

    págs. 1751-1770

    

  • Single-molecule fluorescence detection in microfluidic channels¿the Holy Grail in ¿TAS?

    Petra S. Dittrich, Andreas Manz

    págs. 1771-1782

    

  • Present and future applications of carbon nanotubes to analytical science

    Beatriz Suárez, Miguel Valcárcel Cases, Bartolomé M. Simonet Suau, Maria Soledad Cárdenas Aranzana

    págs. 1783-1790

    

  • Analysis of ALD-processed thin films by ion-beam techniques

    Juhani Keinonen, Lauri Niinistö, Matti Putkonen, Timo Sajavaara

    págs. 1791-1799

    

  • Traceability of environmental chemical analyses: can theory match practice?

    P. Quevauviller

    págs. 1800-1807

    

  • Isotope dilution ICP-MS with laser-assisted sample introduction for direct determination of sulfur in petroleum products

    Sergei F. Boulyga, Jens Heilmann, Klaus G. Heumann

    págs. 1808-1814

    

  • Fully automated multianalyte determination of different classes of pesticides, at picogram per litre levels in water, by on-line solid-phase extraction¿liquid chromatography¿electrospray¿tandem mass spectrometry

    Maria López De Alda, Damià Barceló i Cullerés, Ana C. Borba Da Cunha, Adamantia A. Kampioti

    págs. 1815-1825

    

  • Sample introduction assisted by compressed air in flame furnace AAS: a simple and sensitive method for the determination of traces of toxic elements

    Erika Pulvermacher, Harald Berndt

    págs. 1826-1834

    

  • Determination of cadmium in coal using solid sampling graphite furnace high-resolution continuum source atomic absorption spectrometry

    Bernhard Welz, Alessandra Furtado Da Silva, Uwe Heitmann, Fábio Grandis Lepri, Daniel L. G. Borges, Adilson J. Curtius

    págs. 1835-1841

    

  • Coupling of SPME with MCC/UV¿IMS as a tool for rapid on-site detection of groundwater and surface water contamination

    G. Walendzik, D. Klockow, J. I. Baumbach

    págs. 1842-1847

    

  • Processing and purity assessment of standards for the analysis of type-B trichothecene mycotoxins

    H. Pettersson, R. D. Josephs, Rudolf Krska, H. P. Van Egmond, J. Lepschy, D. Chan, E. Welzig, R. C. Schothorst, F. Berthiller, A. Parich, R. Schuhmacher, W. Kandler

    págs. 1848-1858

    

  • High-resolution gas chromatography retention data as a basis for estimation of the octanol¿water distribution coefficients ( Kow) of PCB: the effect of experimental conditions

    Diana Klingler, Rudolf Hackenberg, Stefan Ellinger, Karlheinz Ballschmiter

    págs. 1859-1870

    

  • Quantification of phytochelatins in plants by reversed-phase HPLC¿ESI¿MS¿MS

    M. H. A. El-Zohri, H. Frank, R. Cabala

    págs. 1871-1876

    

  • Direct determination of total sulfur in wine using a continuum-source atomic-absorption spectrometer and an air¿acetylene flame

    Uwe Heitmann, Michael Okruss, Helmut Becker-Ross, Stefan Florek

    págs. 1877-1881

    

  • Potential analytical applications of gated artificial ion channels

    R. Schulze, T. Wolff, R. Salzer, G. Steiner, W. D. Habicher, L. Husaru

    págs. 1882-1888

    

  • Label-free characterisation of oligonucleotide hybridisation using reflectometric interference spectroscopy

    Florian Pröll, Michael Kumpf, Günter Gauglitz, Bernd Möhrle

    págs. 1889-1894

    

  • TIRF-based biosensor for sensitive detection of progesterone in milk based on ultra-sensitive progesterone detection in water

    Jens Tschmelak, Nina Käppel, Günter Gauglitz

    págs. 1895-1903

    

  • Sensitive detection of organophosphates in river water by means of a piezoelectric biosensor

    J. Halámek, Jan P¿ibyl, P. Skládal, A. Makower, Frieder Scheller

    págs. 1904-1911

    

  • Synthesis, analytical characterization and bioactivity of Ag and Cu nanoparticles embedded in poly-vinyl-methyl-ketone films

    N. Cioffi, N. Ditaranto, L. Torsi, R. A. Picca, L. Sabbatini, L. Novello, T. Bleve-Zacheo, E. De Giglio, G. Tantillo, P. G. Zambonin

    págs. 1912-1918

    

  • Development of new rat monoclonal antibodies with different selectivities and sensitivities for 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene (TNT) and other nitroaromatic compounds

    Stephan Forster, Petra M. Krämer, Antonius Kettrup, Elisabeth Kremmer, Cristina M. Weber, Ioan M. Ciumasu

    págs. 1919-1933

    

  • Ultrafiltration behavior of selected pharmaceuticals on natural and synthetic membranes in the presence of humic-rich hydrocolloids

    Helma Geltenpoth, Jürgen Nolte, Peter Burba

    págs. 1934-1941

    

  • Reflectometric interference spectroscopy combined with MALDI¿TOF mass spectrometry to determine quantitative and qualitative binding of mixtures of vancomycin derivatives

    Alex M. Garvin, Günter Gauglitz, Martin Mehlmann, Michael Steinwand

    págs. 1942-1948

    

  • A direct solid sampling electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometric method for determination of trace elements in zirconium dioxide

    Petra Janickova, Viliam Krivan

    págs. 1949-1957