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SEPARATION USING CONDUCTIVITY AND UV DETECTORS 345<br />

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4 3 2 1<br />

Fig.14.5. Isotachopherogram of the separation of AMP, ADP and ATP in the operational system at<br />

pH 6 (Table 12.1). An amount of 10 nmole of each component was injected. The current was stabilized at<br />

100 PA. The time of analysis is 8 min; however, this analysis can easily be carried out in 2 min.<br />

1 = Chloride; 2 = ATP; 3 = ADP; 4 = AMP; 5 = MES. A = Increasing W absorption; R = increasing<br />

resistance; t = time.<br />

In Fig.14.5, the separation of AMP, ADP and ATP in the operational system at pH 6<br />

(Table 12.1) is shown. One can refer to Chapter 12 for operational systems that are<br />

suitable for the conductivity detector in combination with the W absorption detector.<br />

In Table 14.9, experimental data obtained with both the conductivity detector<br />

(a.c. method) and the W absorption detector (256 nm) are given.<br />

The equipment used is described in section 7.4.4.

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