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  1. Thin Layer Chromatography‐Freeze Surface‐Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy: A Powerful Tool for Monitoring Synthetic Reactions
  2. Biosensing Strategies Based on Particle Behavior
  3. Freeze Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering Coupled with Thin-Layer Chromatography: Pesticide Detection and Quantification Case
  4. Aqueous-nonaqueous solvent-switching ion chromatography of halide impurities in ionic liquids
  5. pH-Buffering Capacity of Ice
  6. In Situ X-ray Fluorescence Evaluation of Metal Ion Adsorption on Ferric Oxyhydroxide in Frozen Solutions
  7. Surface-enhanced Raman scattering of DNA bases using frozen silver nanoparticle dispersion as a platform
  8. Quantification using statistical parameters derived from signal intensity distributions in surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS)
  9. Hydration of bromide at reverse micelle interfaces studied by X-ray absorption fine structure
  10. Directional Supramolecular Polymerization in a Dynamic Microsolution: A Linearly Moving Polymer’s End Striking Monomers
  11. Freezing Enhances Leaching of Ferrous Ions but Hinders Reductive Dissolution of Ferric Ions from Iron Oxides
  12. Freeze Control of Nanoparticle Aggregation and Exploration as Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS) Platform
  13. Microscale pH inhomogeneity in frozen NaCl solutions
  14. Structures of ions accommodated in salty ice Ih crystals
  15. Hydrostatic‐Pressure‐Controlled Molecular Recognition: A Steroid Sensing Case Using Modified Cyclodextrin
  16. Reverse micelle chromatography for evaluation of partition of organic solutes to micellar pseudophases
  17. Multiphase Behavior of Tetraphenylethylene Derivatives with Different Polarities at High Pressures
  18. Interaction between antifreeze protein and ice crystal facet evaluated by ice-channel electrophoretic measurements of threshold electric field strength
  19. Ice Confinement-Induced Solubilization and Aggregation of Cyanonaphthol Revealed by Fluorescence Spectroscopy and Lifetime Measurements
  20. Space Size-Dependent Transformation of Tetraphenylethylene Carboxylate Aggregates by Ice Confinement
  21. Frozen Solution-Mediated Asymmetric Synthesis: Control of Enantiomeric Excess
  22. Aptamer-Based Sensing of Small Organic Molecules by Measuring Levitation Coordinate of Single Microsphere in Combined Acoustic–Gravitational Field
  23. Hydrostatic Pressure-Induced Spectral Variation of Reichardt’s Dye: A Polarity/Pressure Dual Indicator
  24. Quasichemical Approach to pH Shifts in Frozen Phosphate Buffers
  25. Size-Tunable Micro-/Nanofluidic Channels Fabricated by Freezing Aqueous Sucrose
  26. Facilitated Dehydration of Rb + Ions in Cation‐Exchange Resin when Surrounded by Cs + Ions: A Marked Phenomenon in Superheated Water
  27. Charging of the Ice/Solution Interface by Deprotonation of Dangling Bonds, Ion Adsorption, and Ion Uptake in an Ice Crystal As Revealed by Zeta Potential Determination
  28. Zeta potential determination with a microchannel fabricated in solidified solvents
  29. Multiple MicroRNA Quantification Based on Acoustic Levitation of Single Microspheres after One-Pot Sandwich Interparticle Hybridizations
  30. Growth and Morphology of Liquid Phase in Frozen Aqueous NaCl Probed by Voltammetry and Simulations
  31. Zeptomole Biosensing of DNA with Flexible Selectivity Based on Acoustic Levitation of a Single Microsphere Binding Gold Nanoparticles by Hybridization
  32. Liquid–Liquid Extraction from Frozen Aqueous Phases Enhances Efficiency with Reduced Volumes of Organic Solvent
  33. Electrophoresis in ice surface grooves for probing protein affinity to a specific plane of ice crystal
  34. Zeptomole Detection Scheme Based on Levitation Coordinate Measurements of a Single Microparticle in a Coupled Acoustic-Gravitational Field
  35. Hydrodynamic Chromatography
  36. Enhanced chiral recognition by β-cyclodextrin at liquid/liquid interfaces as revealed by chromatographic and interfacial tension measurements
  37. Viscosity of Freeze-Concentrated Solution Confined in Micro/Nanospace Surrounded by Ice
  38. Acoustic Sensing Based on Density Shift of Microspheres by Surface Binding of Gold Nanoparticles
  39. Inside Back Cover: Voltammetry of Viologens Revealing Reduction of Hydrophobic Interaction in Frozen Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions (ChemElectroChem 1/2017)
  40. Voltammetry of Viologens Revealing Reduction of Hydrophobic Interaction in Frozen Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions
  41. Micro- and Nano-Liquid Phases Coexistent with Ice as Separation and Reaction Media.
  42. X-ray Fluorescence Imaging of Frozen Aqueous NaCl Solutions
  43. Chiral resolution with frozen aqueous amino acids
  44. Shear-Driven Flow Ice Chromatography as a Possible Tool Probing Ice/Water Interface
  45. Fluidic Grooves on Doped-Ice Surface as Size-Tunable Channels
  46. Freeze Enrichment Protocol Based on Voltammetric Probing of Liquid-Phase Growth in Frozen Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions
  47. Imbalance between Anion and Cation Distribution at Ice Interface with Liquid Phase in Frozen Electrolyte As Evaluated by Fluorometric Measurements of pH
  48. Versatile chiral chromatography with mixed stationary phases of water-impregnated silica gel and reversed-phase packing
  49. Design of Analytical Systems Based on Functionality of Doped Ice
  50. Single Micro-channel Formation in a Gap between Probe Electrodes by Freezing an Aqueous Electrolyte
  51. イオン交換機構の解明とそれを基盤とする新規計測法の展開
  52. Behavior of Polyhydric Alcohols at Ice/Liquid Interface
  53. Enhanced Kinetics of Pseudo First-Order Hydrolysis in Liquid Phase Coexistent with Ice
  54. Number Density of Liquid Inclusions Formed in Frozen Aqueous Electrolyte
  55. Freeze sample enrichment highly adaptable to capillary electrophoresis
  56. Comment on “Development of a Measurement Technique for Ion Distribution in an Extended Nanochannel by Super-Resolution-Laser-Induced Fluorescence”
  57. Two-Dimensional Particle Separation in Coupled Acoustic-Gravity-Flow Field Vertically by Composition and Laterally by Size
  58. Formation and Growth of Tetrahydrofuran Hydrate at the Ice/Hexane Interface
  59. Up to 4 Orders of Magnitude Enhancement of Crown Ether Complexation in an Aqueous Phase Coexistent with Ice
  60. Molecular Rearrangement in a Zinc Stearate Langmuir Film Dependent on a Film Preparation Method Studied Using Polarization-Modulation Infrared Reflection Absorption Spectroscopy and X-ray Absorption Fine Structure
  61. Wide-Bore Capillary Hydrodynamic Chromatography with ICP-MS Detection for Evaluation of Lanthanide Uptake by Molecular Aggregates
  62. X-Ray absorption fine structure spectroscopy studies of thermal effects on ion-exchange equilibria
  63. Hydration of ions and salt crystallization in liquid phase coexistent with ice at temperature below eutectic point
  64. Control of Ice Chromatographic Retention Mechanism by Changing Temperature and Dopant Concentration
  65. Electrolyte-Doped Ice as a Platform for Atto- to Femtoliter Reactor Enabling Zeptomol Detection
  66. Anisotropic light absorption by localized surface plasmon resonance in a thin film of gold nanoparticles studied by visible multiple-angle incidence resolution spectrometry
  67. Chiral Ice Chromatography
  68. Eutectic Transition of Local Structure for Bromide Ion in Bulk and on Surface of Doped Ice
  69. HYDRODYNAMIC CHROMATOGRAPHY IN NARROW AND WIDE-BORES; WHETHER RADIAL DIFFUSION IS ESSENTIAL OR NOT
  70. Coupled Acoustic-Gravity Field for Dynamic Evaluation of Ion Exchange with a Single Resin Bead
  71. Temperature-Induced Molecular Structural Changes of Linear Poly(ethylene imine) in Water Studied by Mid-Infrared and Near-Infrared Spectroscopies
  72. Ice chromatography: current progress and future developments
  73. Evacuation of Counteranions from Langmuir Monolayers of Double-Tailed Quaternary Ammonium Ions into Subphase at High Surface Pressures as Studied by Total Reflection X-ray Absorption Spectrometry
  74. Wide-bore hydrodynamic chromatography in sub-second range
  75. Facilitation of Applicability in Ice Chromatography by Mechanistic Considerations and by Preparation of Fine Water-Ice Stationary Phase
  76. Water-ice chip with liquid-core waveguide functionality. Toward lab on ice
  77. Adsorption-Partition Switching of Retention Mechanism in Ice Chromatography with NaCl-doped Water-Ice
  78. Hydration of Ions in Confined Spaces and Ion Recognition Selectivity
  79. Electrophoretic Levitation and Focusing of Particles by Field Switching
  80. Development of Novel Analytical Methodologies that can Contribute to Understanding and Elucidation of Ion-exchange Phenomena
  81. Anisotropic Molecular Structure in Dip-Coated Films of Linear Poly(ethylene imine) Studied by Infrared Multiple-Angle Incidence Resolution Spectrometry
  82. Perturbation of Second and Farther Hydration Shells of Alkali Cations and Bromide in Concentrated Aqueous Protein as a Water-Shortage Medium
  83. Multivariate analysis of DSC–XRD simultaneous measurement data: a study of multistage crystalline structure changes in a linear poly(ethylene imine) thin film
  84. Ice chromatography
  85. Hydration of counterions in cation exchange resins studied by X-ray absorption fine structure
  86. Designs and Analytical Exploitation of Novel Separation Fields
  87. Electrolyte-Induced Phase Separation and Charge Reversal of Cationic Zwitterionic Micelles
  88. Inhibition of Aggregation of a Biomimic Peptidolipid Langmuir Monolayer by Congo Red Studied by UV−Vis and Infrared Spectroscopies
  89. Liquid-core waveguide in CE
  90. Hydration Structures of Bromides on Cationic Micelles
  91. Characterization of Bromide Ions in Charge-Stacked Zwitterionic Micellar Systems
  92. Structural and Thermodynamic Aspects of Ionic Solvation in Concentrated Aqueous Poly(ethylene glycol)
  93. Acoustic Recognition of Counterions in Ion-Exchange Resins
  94. Solvation of Ions in Aqueous Hydrophilic Polymer Solutions
  95. Evaluation of Ion-exchange Reaction by Coupled Acoustic-gravity Field
  96. Microparticle Separation with an Acoustic-gravity Field Controlled by Phase-shift Operation
  97. Structures of 18-Crown-6 Complexes with Alkali Cations in Methanolic Solution as Studied by X-ray Absorption Fine Structure
  98. Analysis of Gibbs Monolayer Adsorbed at the Toluene/Water Interface by UV−Visible Partial Internal Reflection Spectrometry
  99. Analysis of Structurally Heterogeneous Langmuir−Blodgett Films of Folded/Unfolded Long-Chain Molecules by Infrared Multiple-Angle Incidence Resolution Spectroscopy
  100. Solvation of Ions in Hydrophilic Layer of Polyoxyethylated Nonionic Micelle. Cooperative Approach by Electrophoresis and Ion-Transfer Voltammetry
  101. Kinetic Monitoring of Electrophoretically Induced Solute Reaction by Axial Absorption Detection with Liquid-Core Waveguide
  102. Ice Chromatography. Characterization of Water−Ice as a Chromatographic Stationary Phase
  103. Particle Separation with Ultrasound Radiation Force
  104. Low-capacity channel designed for particle separation with controlled electric fields and evaluation of involved forces
  105. Resolution of Small Molecules by Passage through an Open Capillary
  106. Local structures of ions at ion-exchange resin/solution interface
  107. Approaches to separation interfaces
  108. Electrostatic Effects and Involvements of Solvation in Separation of Ions
  109. Solute Distribution Coupled with Laminar Flow in Wide-Bore Capillaries: What Can Be Separated without Chemical or Physical Fields?
  110. Simulation of Separation Process with Laminar Flow in an Open Capillary
  111. Electrochemically induced mass exchange between electrolyte and Fe(bpy)32+-impregnated Nafion membrane
  112. Hydration of Halide Anions in Ion-Exchange Resin and Their Dissociation from Cationic Groups
  113. Ion Exchange at a Surface Monolayer
  114. Elution Control of Microparticles with a Coupled Acoustic-Gravity Field and Orthogonal Laminar Flow
  115. Capillary electrophoresis as a nanoreactor of separation capability: On-capillary reaction catalyzed by transition metal ions
  116. X-ray Absorption Fine Structure of Ions Attracted by a Zwitterionic Surface Monolayer
  117. Ion-Exchange at Solution Surface
  118. Electrostatic Approach to Chromatographic Retention of Ionic Solutes
  119. X-ray Absorption Fine Structure of Halide Ions in Anion-Exchange Resins
  120. Solvation structure of ions at solution surfaces as studied by total-reflection total-conversion-electron yield X-ray absorption fine structure
  121. Solvation Structure of Bromide Ion in Anion-Exchange Resins
  122. X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy of Ions Attracted by Langmuir Membranes at Controlled Surface Pressures.
  123. Chromatographic Probing of Electrostatic Potential
  124. Particle Characterization and Separation by a Coupled Acoustic−Gravity Field
  125. Simultaneous control of electrostatic micellar partition and electroosmotic flow-rate by anion-dominated partition into zwitterionic micelles
  126. Atomic XAFS for a Bromide Ion Bound on Anion-Exchange Resin in Water.
  127. Ionic partition to zwitterionic micelles
  128. Analysis of local structure of ion adsorbed on the gas/liquid interface
  129. Evaluation of Electrostatic Potential Induced by Anion-Dominated Partition into Zwitterionic Micelles and Origin of Selectivity in Anion Uptake
  130. Chromatography–voltammetry studies on the interaction between alkali metal cations and acyclic polyethers
  131. Retention of Ions on Nonporous Charged Stationary Phases
  132. Sigmoidal retention changes caused by crown ether complexation with eluent cations in ion-exchange chromatography
  133. Chromatographic determination of Gibbs free energy of transfer for crown ether and monodispersed polyoxyethylene complexes with alkali cations from methanol to acetonitrile
  134. Acoustic effects in chromatography
  135. Interpretation of chromatographic behavior of ions based on the electric double-layer theory
  136. Micellar Electrokinetic Chromatographic Separation of Fe(II)/Fe(III) and Cu(I)/Cu(II) as 2-Pyridylazo Chelates
  137. Polyethers in inorganic capillary electrophoresis
  138. Potentiometric and chromatographic evaluation of ion uptake by zwitterionic micelles
  139. Anion-modulated switching of retention properties of a zwitterionic stationary phase
  140. Secondary Equilibrium Chromatographic Evaluation of Polyether Complexation Using an Anion-Exchange Resin.
  141. Stationary-Phase Complexation of Crown Ethers with Polyammonium lons Chemically Bonded on Polymer Resin.
  142. Ion Uptake by Zwitterionic Surfaces
  143. Interpretation of Ion-Exchange Chromatographic Retention Based on an Electrical Double-Layer Model
  144. Nonaqueous ion-exchange chromatography and electrophoresis
  145. Complexation of Polyethers in Cation Exchange Resin and Application to Chromatographic Determination of Complexation Constants in Solution
  146. Interpretation of Chromatographic Retention Based on Electrostatic Theories.
  147. Ultrasonic effects on ion-exchange chromatographic retention
  148. Roles of Interfacial Functions in Analytical Chemistry. Interpretation of micellar chromatographic retention behaviors of ions with an electrostatic model.
  149. Micellar chromatography of inorganic compounds
  150. Crown Ether Complexation in Electrical Double Layer of Anion-Exchange Resin
  151. Non-aqueous capillary electrophoretic separation of Brønsted acids as heteroconjugated anions
  152. Nonaqueous anion-exchange chromatography I. Role of solvation in anion-exchange resin
  153. Nonaqueous anion-exchange chromatography II. Changing anion-exchange selectivity by resin surface complex formation of crown ethers
  154. Role of anions in the complex formation of crown ethers with ammonium ions chemically bonded on silica gel
  155. Electrophoretic detection and evaluation of heteroconjugate anion formation between Brønsted acids and the perchlorate ion in acetonitrile
  156. Design of Chromatographic and Electrophoretic Separation Based on Ion-Pair Formation of Aromatic Disulfonates with Polyammonium Ions
  157. Retention mechanism of anions in micellar chromatography: Interpretation of retention data on the basis of an ion-exchange model
  158. Multifunctional separation with polyamine-bonded resin
  159. Non-aqueous capillary electrophoretic separation of polyethers and evaluation of weak complex formation
  160. Chromatographic separation of ions; A review on separation mechanisms.
  161. Stationary phase complexation of polyethers: Separation of polyethers with amino-bonded silica gel
  162. Multidimensional Chromatographic Separation and Characterization of Polyethers
  163. Efficient Chromatographic Evaluation of Crown-Ether Complexation with Alkali-Metal Ions
  164. Electrochemically pretreated glassy carbon as a chromatographic sensor for cationic and redox species
  165. Effect of conformational changes on the reversed-phase chromatographic retention of polyoxyethylenes: quantitative interpretation based on a retention model in combination with molecular mechanics
  166. Complexation of poly(oxyethylene) in analytical chemistry. A review
  167. Simultaneous Separation of Ionic and Nonionic Compounds Using Reversed-Phase Micellar Chromatography.
  168. Special Articles: Separation. Part 2. Chromatography and Capillary Electrophoresis. Separation of crown-ethers with an ion-exchange resin.
  169. Temperature-induced phase separation of nonionic polyoxyethylated surfactant and application to extraction of metal thiocyanates
  170. Automated analyses of non-ionic surfactants in terms of hydrophobic and polyoxyethylated chain lengths
  171. Simultaneous cation and reversed-phase chromatography
  172. Separation of poly(oxyethylene) oligomers on a cation-exchange resin and evaluation of their complexation ability
  173. Interpretation of retention behaviors of transition metal cations in micellar chromatography using ion-exchange model
  174. Secondary equilibrium size-exclusion chromatography of ions with polymeric mobile phase additives
  175. Temperature programming for separation of polyoxyethylene oligomers
  176. Characterization of poly(oxyethylene) complex formation with alkali-metal cations in a cation-exchange resin phase
  177. Thermodynamic origin of selectivity in polyoxyethylene complexes with alkali cations
  178. Factors affecting selectivity in micelle exclusion chromatography of inorganic anions
  179. Complex formation of polyoxyethylenes with potassium ion at the solution/ion-exchange resin interface and their chromatographic behavior.
  180. Chromatographic detection of interaction between polyoxyethylene and nitrous acid
  181. Efficient evaluation of poly(oxyethylene) complex formation with alkali-metal cations
  182. Indirect conductometric detection of poly(oxyethylenes) after chromatographic separation
  183. Chromatographic oligomer separation of poly(oxyethylenes) on potassium ion-form cation-exchange resin
  184. Ion-exclusion chromatography with mixed micellar mobile phases
  185. Identification of ions in anion chromatography by stopped flow chronoamperometry
  186. Direct current conductivity detection in ion chromatography
  187. Selective detection approach to ion exclusion chromatography
  188. Micelle exclusion chromatography of heavy-metal cations
  189. Redox suppressor for ion-exclusion chromatography of carboxylic acids with conductometric detection
  190. Micelle exclusion chromatography of inorganic anions
  191. Ligand-exchange indirect conductometric detection of electrically neutral carbohydrates and alcohols after high-performance liquid chromatographic separation
  192. Elution characteristics of polyol—borate eluents in anion-exchange chromatography
  193. Elution characteristics of polyol—borate eluents in anion-exchange chromatography
  194. Determination of trace nitrite by ion chromatography with large volume injection; Elimination of major interferences anions with high-capacity ion exchange resin column.
  195. High-performance liquid chromatographic determination of electrically neutral carbohydrates with conductivity detection
  196. High-performance liquid chromatographic determination of boric acid and germanic acid with conductometric detection
  197. Potassium hydroxide eluent for nonsuppressed anion chromatography of cyanide, sulfide, arsenite, and other weak acids
  198. Ion chromatographic determination of silicic acid in natural water
  199. Elimination of the peak of a major ion in anion chromatography with UV detection
  200. Trace analysis of anions by use of a back-flush method and large injection volumes in ion chromatography
  201. Formation mechanism of dip peaks in nonsuppressed ion chromatography
  202. Determination of Silicate By Nonsuppressed Ion Chromatography
  203. Sensitivity of non-suppressed ion chromatography using divalent organic acids as eluents
  204. Nonsuppressor ion chromatography of inorganic and organic anions with potassium hydroxide as eluent