… forces and specific interactions between adsorbate and … deformation polarizability in inverse
gas chromatography (IGC) at … probes behave only by virtue of weakly-specific interactions, […

… : (i) acidic, basic and amphoteric probes should have minimal self-association … probe
molecules to avoid any probe-probe interactions; (iii) as large a number of acidic and basic probes …

… polymer-probe interactions for a series of probes with a given … -probe data obtained in this
study for Z* agree quite well with those in the literature, showing that the gas chromatographic …

… in probe-surface preferentiality. Specific probe interactions were also assessed and the
results suggested that probe surface preferentiality was not equivalent to that of the dispersive …

… data of the interaction of a well-defined probe with the stationary phase. The probe is carried
through the column by a constant flow of carrier gas which is a high purity inert gas at a set …

… In most uses, the quantity of probe vapour injected into the carrier gas is extremely small.
Thus, the retention data relate to the thermodynamic interaction that occurs between polymer …

… gas compressibility effects negligible (ie, j=1). If IGC measurements are conducted at infinite
probe dilution to prevent probe–probe interactions… n +C where R is the gas constant, T is the …

… interaction from the total interaction of each polar probe. … plotted versus a chosen property
of the probes, which is likely to be … split the total interaction energy of each polar probe and the …

… Solvent–solvent interactions in mixtures of isosteric solvents analysed using inverse gas
chromatography with eight solute probes were found to be solute dependent. χ 23 values …

… technique depended on the probes used and blend … interaction between the components
themselves, ie, χ 23 ′ , but also the difference in strength of the polymer–probes interactions, ie…