Arthur Chow

TL;DR: This review is concerned mainly with the applications of chelating polymeric resins for the separation and concentration of trace metals from oceans, rivers, streams and other natural systems.

TL;DR: The effects of knowledge of the solution chemistry of the platinum metals on their separation by solvent extraction and ion-exchange methods are reviewed, for the period 1950-1983, and those areas which need more investigation or interpretation to provide adequate separational methods are indicated.

TL;DR: The cation-chelation mechanism may be widely applicable to the sorption of ions of several types by polyether-based polyurethanes, particularly when large, hydrophobic anions are accompanied by an excess of chelatable cations.

TL;DR: This article marks the first study on MALDI-TOFMS analysis of multiple proteins adsorbed from plasma, in vitro, onto the surface of a biomaterial to easily enable their characterization.

TL;DR: A study of the reproducibility in the preparation and sampling of the INCAT device is described and the effects of sample volume in active sampling and exposure time in passive sampling on the analyte adsorption is examined.