Abstract
AbstractThree types of chromatographic methods for the analysis of sugar mixtures are reviewed: HPLC methods and improved separations through the use of cation exchange resins in the silver form; the GLC separation of sugars as their TMS derivatives and application to sugar mixtures not readily amenable to analysis by HPLC; GLC separation of the TMS derivatives of sugar oximes. Thus if both HPLC and GLC equipment are available, the method of choice may largely depend on the nature of the sample.
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