Fig. 8.24 Enantioselective cGC-MS separation of seven MeSO2-PCBs, namely 4-91, 3-149,
3-132, 3-174 and 4-174, resolved into their enantiomers (a, b and d) and a corresponding
cGC-ECD chromatogram with the enantiomers of 3-149, 4-149, 3-132 and 4-132 (c). The structural
formulae and abbreviations of the sulfones are also given (Ellerichmann et al. 1998a, b, c)
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3-132, 3-174 and 4-174, resolved into their enantiomers (a, b and d) and a corresponding
cGC-ECD chromatogram with the enantiomers of 3-149, 4-149, 3-132 and 4-132 (c). The structural
formulae and abbreviations of the sulfones are also given (Ellerichmann et al. 1998a, b, c)
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