Ion-exchange chromatography in lunar organic analysis

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Although ion exchange chromatography has been used in separating amino acids from mineral salts, quantitative recovery has not been possible for the basic amino acids or for subnanomole concentrations of amino acids. As an analytical tool for amino acid analysis, ion-exchange chromatography has made it possible to resolve a relatively complex mixture of amino acids in less than an hour with detection limits of less than 10-12 moles of amino acids. Reasonable specificity for amino acids is achieved by multiple wavelength detection of the reaction product found with ninhydrin. Unequivocal specificity must be obtained in conjunction with other methods such as mass spectrometry. In the analysis of subnanomole levels of amino acids, it is necessary to carry both reagent blanks and low-level amino acid standards through the entire sample preparation step since both contamination and selective losses occur and must be monitored.

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