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v11n1doi10.5935/sc.2019.004

http://dx.doi.org/10.5935/sc.2019.004

Capillary electrochromatography (CEC): recent materials for capillary column preparation, applications, and future perspectives

Fumes B. H., Borsatto J. V. B., Lanças F. M.

Palavras-chave: grafeno, óxido de grafeno, líquidos iônicos, MIP, tecnologias de prepare de colunas, eletrocromatografia capilar

Resumo: A eletrocromatografia capilar (CEC) é uma variação da técnica denominada eletroforese a qual emprega uma coluna capilar contendo, em seu interior, uma fase estacionária similar àquelas empregadas em cromatografia líquida. O desenvolvimento de novas colunas para esta técnica tem recebido expressiva atenção, predominando fases baseadas em grafeno e seus derivados, líquidos iônicos (ILs) e polímeros impressos molecularmente (MIPs). A presente revisão discute os avanços recentes no preparo de novos materiais para CEC, sua principais aplicações e tendências futuras da técnica.

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