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field-amplified sample stacking: a standalone construct

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Analytical chemistry

on-capillary concentration of analytes in electrophoresis when a low-conductivity sample zone gives a high local field that drives ions to pile up at its boundary.

In analytical chemistry, field-amplified sample stacking refers to on-capillary concentration of analytes in electrophoresis when a low-conductivity sample zone gives a high local field that drives ions to pile up at its boundary. This meaning comes from Chien (1992) in Analytical Chemistry.[1]

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References

Chien, R., & Burgi, D. S. (1992). On-Column Sample Concentration Using Field Amplification in CZE. Analytical Chemistry, 64(8), 489A-496A. https://doi.org/10.1021/ac00032a721

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