B. Michalke, CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS - A USEFUL TOOL IN SPECIATION INVESTIGATIONS, Fresenius' journal of analytical chemistry, 354(5-6), 1996, pp. 557-565
1. CE is shown as a tool for a more-dimensional identification of orga
nic metal binding partners. Methods are given for a further improvemen
t of the identification security of the organic ligands [1], when anal
yzing molecules of nearly equal mobility. CE is used here as a powerfu
l tool for quality assurance and quality control in speciation investi
gations. 2. Methods are presented for a direct separation and identifi
cation of different species. As an example, seleno organo compounds ar
e separated from their sulphur analogues in model solutions and native
samples. Standard addition methods [1, 2] as well as UV spectra of bo
th species help to identify these molecules as seleno- or sulphur-orga
no compounds. Further methodological developments and separations are
shown for Pt-compounds.