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The use of a new silica gel separation system in thin-layer chromatography

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A new method for the chromatography of amino acids is described in which D- or L-amino acids are separated on ICT-Empore thin-layers. The compounds are developed ascending by means of normally used solvent systems. An overloading of the plates is nearly impossible. On the other hand, hydrophilic amino acids are well separated. A second front, moving with these amino acids and emerging with ninhydrin stain, was not detectable.

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Jentsch, J. The use of a new silica gel separation system in thin-layer chromatography. Amino Acids 1, 279–281 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00806926

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