Handbook on Miniaturization in Analytical Chemistry

<p>1. Introduction: Era of Nano Lab on Chip Analysis</p> <p>Section 1: Sample Preparation Stage of Analysis2. Microfluidics in Lipid Extraction3. Microfluidic Strategies for extraction and preconcentration of proteins and peptides4. Microfluidics for Sample Preparation5. Application of nano-molecularly imprinted polymers in sample preparation6. Magnetic Nano Materials in Sample Preparation7. The Role of Magnetic Nano Materials In Miniaturized Sample Preparation Techniques8. Miniaturized methods of sample preparation</p> <p>Section 2: Separation/Identification Stage of Analysis9. Nanotechnology in Lab on chip Membranes10. Lab on chip for Chromatographic Techniques11. Mirofluidics for Spectroscopic Techniques12. Lab on chip: A Versatile Integration with Spectroscopic Techniques</p> <p>Section 3: Detection Stage of Analysis13. Contactless conductivity detection on lab-on-a-chip devices: simple, inexpensive, and powerful analytical tool for microfluidic applications14. Pattern sensors: Classification, nanoprobes, and microfluidics15. Miniatured Microfluidics Heuristics towards the detection of polluting molecules in the environment</p> <p>Section 4: Other Applications16. Mobile phone-based miniaturization sensor systems17. Other miniaturization sensor systems18. Mobile phone-based miniaturization sensor systems19. Modern Analytical Point-of-care applications</p> <p>Section 5: Important Aspects and Challenges20. Laboratory synthesis to commercial application21. Pushing the Limits of Analytical Characterization Tools: How Much is too much</p> <p>Conclusion: Future of Analytical Chemistry22. Future of modern age of analytical chemistry- Nano-Miniaturization23. Nanobiotechnology Approaches for Miniaturized Diagnostics</p>