Special Issue "Development and Application of Capillary Electrophoresis"

Dear Colleagues,

Capillary electrophoresis (CE) has been shown to be a useful separation technique. It has a wide range of functionality; CE has the capacity to analyze small and large molecules, from metabolites to polymers to larger biomolecules. CE works as a complement to existing liquid chromatography techniques where electroosmotic flow is advantageous over pressure- or gravity-driven profiles. Different modes of CE exist (CEC, CZE, FACE, ACE, ITP, etc.) and can complement a particular set of analytes, systems, or parameters. These techniques allow for the quantifying measurement of kinetics, dynamics, electrostatics, sterics, and much more.

CE and its various modes have been employed in nearly all fields, from pharmaceutical analyses to environmental remediation. This Special Issue aims to report on the current developments and applications of the variety of CE techniques. These include newer hybridization techniques (2D CE, CE-MS) and miniaturization (CE on chip).

Dr. Charlisa R. Daniels
Guest Editor

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• Capillary electrophoresis
• Capillary surface modifications
• Multidimensional separations
• Miniature separations
• Pharmaceuticals
• Toxicology
• Nanomaterials