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Theoretical principles of capillary isotachophoresis in moving boundary systems

Name: Theoretical principles of capillary isotachophoresis in moving boundary systems
Keywords: moving boundary system, capillary isotachophoresis, stacking capability

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Authors: Gebauer, P. (Petr); Malá, Z. (Zdeňka); Boček, P. (Petr);

handle: 11104/0241513

Theoretical principles of capillary isotachophoresis in moving boundary systems

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This contribution provides fundamental theoretical background of ITP in moving-boundary systems. It is based on the approximation of capillary ITP as a 1D process and the general condition of ITP migration, i.e., the existence of a self-sharpening boundary capable to form a stack of zones moving with equal velocities.

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moving boundary system, capillary isotachophoresis, stacking capability

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