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Ph.D. (1979) University of Cincinnati

研究领域

Bioanalytical

CHEMICAL SEPARATIONS AND MEASUREMENTS Our research interests lie in all aspects of chemical separations and measurements??especially liquid chromatography, electrodriven separations such as capillary electrophoresis and electrochromatography, and supercritical fluid chromatography?? and in the application of these methods to important biomedical and environmental problems. Separation techniques are the necessary evil for most real analyses, as most samples are far too complex to be analyzed by a direct method. The basic thesis underlying our research efforts is to better understand the chemistry of the separation process, and to use that understanding for the solution of practical problems facing analytical chemists. The understanding of the chemistry of the separation process also allows the chromatographic process to be used to acquire other important physicochemical partitioning data, such as those which control bi"rtitioning or environmental transport. One long-range goal of our research is the development of a sound, fundamental theoretical basis for prediction of retention in reversed-phase liquid chromatography. We collaborate on this problem with theoreticians who are interested in molecular dynamics simulations of the chromatographic stationary phase. This problem requires synthesis of stationary phase materials and careful measurement of partitioning of selected molecules between the mobile and stationary phases. In studying this problem we have also become interested in the synthetic process for making stationary phases, in studying gradient elution techniques and applications, and in applying our understanding of the partitioning process to the measurement and prediction of bio- and environmental uptake of compounds. One very important practical question which we are addressing is that of "column equivalence"; that is, how can you predict the differences or similarities among the hundreds of commercially available chromatographic stationary phases? Electrodriven separations methods offer a different approach to the analysis of complex mixtures than do traditional pressure-driven chromatographic systems. Electrodriven separations may rely on electrophoresis, the transport of charged species through a medium by an applied electr

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VanMiddlesworth BJ, Dorsey JG. Reequilibration time of superficially porous silica based columns in gradient elution reversed phase liquid chromatography. J Chromatogr A. 2011, Oct 7;1218(40), 7158-65 Dorsey JG. Editorial on "Chromatographic selectivity triangles" by Andrew R. Johnson and Mark F. Vitha. J Chromatogr A. 2011, Jan 28;1218(4), 555 Allmon SD, Dorsey JG. Properties of subcritical water as an eluent for reversed-phase liquid chromatography--disruption of the hydrogen-bond network at elevated temperature and its consequences. J Chromatogr A. 2010, Sep 10;1217(37), 5769-75 Allmon SD, Dorsey JG. Retention mechanisms in subcritical water reversed-phase chromatography. J Chromatogr A. 2009, Jun 26;1216(26), 5106-11