Canadian Journal of Chemistry · 1953 · 20 citations · 1 references
Natural SciencesBiochemistryChemistryAnalytical ChemistryAtmospheric ChemistryColor TheoryAmino Acid ChemistryAmino Acid PropertiesChromatographyColor AnalysisColor ChemistryRelative HumidityAmino Acid ChromatographyAmino AcidsColor Development
The effect of different relative humidities at 20 °C. on the colored product of ninhydrin with amino acids on paper chromatograms has been investigated. It has been shown that there is only a very narrow range of humidity (35–40%) within which maximum color development for most amino acids can be expected (aspartic acid behaves anomalously), and that the color intensity falls off rapidly on both sides of this maximum.
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John F. Thompson, Robert M. Zacharius, F. C. Steward · PLANT PHYSIOLOGY · 1951 · 64 citations · Full text