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Romanian to English translations [PRO] Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng | | Romanian term or phrase: fazele stationare mai lipofile | | ncapabile să interacţioneze cu fazele staţionare lipofile |
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| | (more) lipophilic stationary phases | Explanation: Tot din Snyder, Kirkland, Dolan 2009:
Whereas earlier applications of RPC emphasized the separation of more hydrophobic (‘‘lipophilic’’) samples, the classic paper by Horv´ath [6] demonstrated that RPC could also be used for the separation of relatively polar compounds, especially water-soluble samples of biochemical interest. |
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Explanation: Tot din Snyder, Kirkland, Dolan 2009:
Whereas earlier applications of RPC emphasized the separation of more hydrophobic (‘‘lipophilic’’) samples, the classic paper by Horv´ath [6] demonstrated that RPC could also be used for the separation of relatively polar compounds, especially water-soluble samples of biochemical interest.
Example sentence(s):- In the polar-organic mode (e.g., acetonitrile-methanol mixtures) the inner CD cavity is blocked by solvent molecules, so that inclusion complexation of lipophilic residues becomes thermodynamically unfavorable.
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