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residual Micro 90 surfactant quantitation
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Any suggestions on chromatographic method development for quantitation of this residual surfactant that does not have any chromophors?
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From the info I was able to glean from the manufacturer it is a combination of reagents.
When in doubt, do TLC and iodine detection followed by sulfuric acid charring.
Quanitation by NMR would also be a viable solution if you can find a suitable spectrum to measure.
Good luck,
Rod
When in doubt, do TLC and iodine detection followed by sulfuric acid charring.
Quanitation by NMR would also be a viable solution if you can find a suitable spectrum to measure.
Good luck,
Rod
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see my response in Liquid Chrom section
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