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Based on experience in the purely thermally induced (no analytical reagents) fluorimetric detection of glucose and fructose after thin-layer chromatographic separation on NH2-layers, the application of this method to other sugars is described. After separation with mobile phases containing pyridine, this “dry”in situ derivatization permits a very simple qualitative and quantitative method of detection for the 20 carbohydrates studied.
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Klaus, R., Fischer, W. & Hauck, H.E. Application of a thermalin situ reaction for fluorimetric detection of carbohydrates on NH2-layers. Chromatographia 29, 467–472 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02261396
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