ArticleACS measurement science au2025
Novel Separation Media with Metal Oxide Nanostructures for Capillary Electrochromatography.
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Abstract
Zinc oxide nanowires (ZnO nanowire, ZnO NWs) are nanostructures that have drawn attention as separation media for efficient biomolecules because of high biological compatibility and low cost. Development of the capillary column (ZnO column) using a ZnO NW to an inner wall has been reported, although there are only a few studies about molecular recognition of a ZnO NW regardless of numerous studies reporting ZnO NWs. In our previous studies, we conducted fundamental research to elucidate molecular recognition of ZnO NW and develop a novel liquid phase separation field. Consequently, we achieved baseline separation of mixed adenosine phosphate analytes using a phosphate buffer in the mobile phase. In this study, to improve the low resistance of ZnO NW toward a solvent, we covered a surface of ZnO NW with titanium oxide (TiO
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