Hans S.A. Yates , James F. Carter , Mary T. Fletcher , Viviene S. Santiago , Ondrea Thompson , Natasha L. Hungerford
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Abstract
This paper demonstrates the fraction collection of the novel sugar trehalulose, using a modified ion chromatograph. The Ion Chromatography (IC) method, previously published for the analysis of trehalulose, was augmented with a suppressor and purpose-made switching valve unit. A sample of stingless bee honey was then run, following the three main steps:
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Separation of trehalulose fraction
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Lyophilization
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Confirmation of trehalulose
The method should be applicable to not only sugar analysis but to any bioactive compound separable by IC. The authors were not able to find a similar method within currently published literature.