An immersed flowcell has been developed for fluorescence detection in capillary electrophoresis (CE) by modifying an ordinary HPLC spectrofluorimetric detector flowcell. The minimum detectability obtained for riboflavine was about 4 fmol. The use of the flowcell to measure a fluorescence spectrum by the stopped‐flow method of shutting down the DC high voltage during a wavelength scan, has also been achieved successfully.
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