1. The physicochemical dynamics of disperse systems in the preparation of structured sorbents and catalysts

   • N. B. Ur’ev

   Sorption Materials. Synthesis and Properties Pages: 321 - 327

2. The template synthesis of mesoporous silicas with the thiourea functional group

   • E. I. Gona
   • Yu. L. Zub
   • Ya. Goworek

   Sorption Materials. Synthesis and Properties Pages: 328 - 334

3. Organoinorganic composites based on tetraethoxysilane and nitrogen polybases

   • N. S. Shaglaeva
   • O. V. Lebedeva
   • L. A. Es’kova

   Sorption Materials. Synthesis and Properties Pages: 335 - 338

4. Porous xerogels with a bifunctional surface layer of the composition ≡Si(CH₂)₃SH/≡Si(CH₂)₂H₃

   • G. I. Dobryanskaya
   • I. V. Mel’nik
   • A. Dabrowski

   Sorption Materials. Synthesis and Properties Pages: 339 - 345

5. The structure of porous carbon formed in the chemical dehydrohalogenation of halogenated polymers followed by thermal treatment

   • Yu. G. Kryazhev
   • S. S. Bukalov
   • V. A. Likholobov

   Sorption Materials. Synthesis and Properties Pages: 346 - 348

6. Simulation of structure formation in disperse systems

   • I. V. Kuchin
   • N. B. Ur’ev

   Sorption Materials. Synthesis and Properties Pages: 349 - 353

7. The fractal structure of nanocomposition polymer-silica sorbents for chromatography

   • B. D. Kabulov
   • K. A. Akhundzhanov
   • S. S. Negmatov

   Sorption Materials. Synthesis and Properties Pages: 354 - 356

8. The special features of formation of nanotubes and mesoporous materials on the basis of vanadium oxides

   • A. Yu. Myshastyi
   • A. V. Shvets
   • V. G. Il’in

   Sorption Materials. Synthesis and Properties Pages: 357 - 359

9. The use of carbonaceous adsorbents for the extraction of silver ions from solutions and slurries

   • T. Yu. Afonina
   • V. I. Dudarev
   • Yu. S. Syrykh

   Surface Chemistry and Adsorption Processes Pages: 360 - 365

10. Surface tension of binary mobile phases for liquid chromatography

    • O. B. Rudakov
    • D. S. Belyaev
    • E. A. Podolina

    Surface Chemistry and Adsorption Processes Pages: 366 - 369

11. Distribution coefficients in the water-dodecane system and the heats of adsorption of C₁-C₈ alcohols on silica

    • V. V. Mazaev
    • N. N. Tomchuk
    • N. A. Lavrenova

    Surface Chemistry and Adsorption Processes Pages: 370 - 373

12. Distribution coefficients in the water-dodecane system and heats of adsorption of ethylene glycol monoalkyl ethers on hydrophilic and hydrophobic carriers

    • V. V. Mazaev
    • N. A. Lavrenova
    • N. N. Tomchuk

    Surface Chemistry and Adsorption Processes Pages: 374 - 377

13. The isotherms of ethanol sorption on chitosan

    • T. A. Kotel’nikova
    • B. V. Kuznetsov

    Surface Chemistry and Adsorption Processes Pages: 378 - 382

14. On a mathematical description of the isotherm of water vapor sorption on grains of various cereals

    • V. V. Ugrozov
    • A. N. Filippov
    • Yu. I. Sidorenko

    Surface Chemistry and Adsorption Processes Pages: 383 - 386

15. The acid-base characteristics of the surface of α-Al₂O₃: Potentiometry and wetting methods

    • A. E. Kuchek
    • E. V. Gribanova

    Surface Chemistry and Adsorption Processes Pages: 387 - 389

16. Ion-chromatographic determination of the constant of ion exchange of aliphatic hydrazines and amines on silica-gel-based sulfocationites

    • I. A. Rodin
    • A. D. Smolenkov
    • O. A. Shpigun

    Chromatographic Separation Pages: 390 - 395

17. Evaluation of the influence of residual silanol groups on the total retention in reversed-phase chromatography

    • V. I. Deineka

    Chromatographic Separation Pages: 396 - 399

18. Chromatographic methods for determination of the neutral lipids in gallstones

    • N. Yu. Tret’yakov
    • A. S. Korostelev
    • A. L. Korkin

    Chromatographic Separation Pages: 400 - 404

19. Transfer of glycols through an MA-41 ion-exchange membrane from aqueous and salt-aqueous solutions

    • M. V. Rozhkova
    • A. G. Rozhkova
    • V. A. Shaposhnik

    Chromatographic Separation Pages: 405 - 409

20. Efficiency of multicapillary columns

    • A. P. Efimenko
    • I. I. Naumenko
    • V. K. Soboleva

    Chromatographic Separation Pages: 410 - 414

21. Highly sensitive, specific determination of 17α-methyl-5β-androstane-3α,17β-diol by gas chromatography coupled to triple mass spectrometry

    • E. D. Viryus
    • G. M. Rodchenkov

    Chromatographic Separation Pages: 415 - 420

22. HPLC determination of neopterin in biological liquids for clinical purposes

    • A. A. Dutov
    • D. A. Nikitin
    • A. A. Fedotova

    Chromatographic Separation Pages: 421 - 423

23. A combination of solid-phase extraction on hypercrosslinked polystyrene with HPLC determination of furan derivatives in transformer oils

    • N. A. Proskurina
    • M. M. Il’in
    • S. Yu. Kostikov

    Chromatographic Separation Pages: 424 - 427

24. Divinylbenzene-based monolithic capillary columns in capillary liquid chromatography

    • E. N. Viktorova
    • A. Yu. Kanat’eva
    • A. A. Kurganov

    Chromatographic Separation Pages: 428 - 432

25. Effect of the carrier gas pressure on the dynamic and separation characteristics of divinylbenzene-based monolithic capillary columns for gas chromatography

    • A. V. Kozin
    • A. A. Korolev
    • A. A. Kurganov

    Chromatographic Separation Pages: 433 - 440

26. Ion transport in materials with a developed surface

    • V. V. Belousov

    Physical Chemistry of Separation Processes. Chromatography Pages: 441 - 450

27. Physicochemical properties of aminopolystyrene- and 4-amino-N-azobenzenesulfonamide-based sorbents

    • N. N. Basargin
    • N. I. Kosolapova
    • Yu. G. Rozovskii

    Physical Chemistry of Separation Processes. Chromatography Pages: 451 - 454

28. Work of separation and entropy of mixing

    • V. P. Chizhkov
    • N. V. Sterkhov

    Physical Chemistry of Separation Processes. Chromatography Pages: 455 - 457

29. Thermodynamic interpretation of a single event of separation of the components during the distillation of an ideal solution

    • V. P. Chizhkov
    • V. N. Boitsov

    Physical Chemistry of Separation Processes. Chromatography Pages: 458 - 462

30. Probabilistic approach to evaluating the coefficient of separation of individual ions from multicomponent mixtures on nanofiltering membranes

    • A. V. Smirnov
    • A. S. Bartov
    • O. D. Smirnova

    Physical Chemistry of Separation Processes. Chromatography Pages: 463 - 468

31. Loading capacities of monolithic capillary columns in gas chromatography

    • A. A. Korolev
    • T. P. Popova
    • A. A. Kurganov

    Physical Chemistry of Separation Processes. Chromatography Pages: 469 - 474

32. Diffusion transport of aqueous solutions of alkali metal chlorides in porous glass membranes

    • V. N. Pak
    • A. B. Nepomnyashchii
    • E. S. Stromova

    Physical Chemistry of Separation Processes. Chromatography Pages: 475 - 478

33. Adsorption properties of γ-Al₂O₃ as measured by gas chromatography

    • I. A. Bardina
    • O. S. Zhukova
    • S. N. Lanin

    Physical Chemistry of Separation Processes. Chromatography Pages: 479 - 482

34. Monolithic capillary columns for liquid chromatography on the basis of ethylene glycol dimethacrylate

    • A. N. Kanat’eva
    • A. A. Korolev
    • A. A. Kurganov

    Physical Chemistry of Separation Processes. Chromatography Pages: 483 - 487

35. A multicapillary gas chromatographic column with a Sol-Gel sorbent based on aluminum oxide

    • Yu. V. Patrushev
    • Yu. G. Vervekin
    • V. N. Sidel’nikov

    Physical Chemistry of Separation Processes. Chromatography Pages: 488 - 491

36. The microstructure of and charge transfer in thin films based on metal-polymer nanocomposites

    • S. A. Zav’yalov
    • L. Yu. Kupriyanov
    • J. Schoonman

    Erratum Pages: 492 - 492