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An attempt was made to apply a low-activity chromatographic layer (Whatman 2) and a non-polar mobile phase (decalin) in studying the self-association of higher fatty alcohols. The obtained results showed a satisfactory, semi-quantitative agreement with IR spectroscopic data and theoretical considerations and calculations. Usefulness of the complementary paper chromatographic investigations can be considered as complementary investigations when setudying the self-association of higher fatty alcohols.
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Kowalska, T., Sliwiok, J. & Flakus, H.T. Investigation of the association of higher fatty alcohols on a chromatographic paper. Chromatographia 13, 157–160 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02259305
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