Background: The results of studies on the effect of nutrition on respiratory diseases are inconsistent. The role of nutrition in children's respiratory health was therefore analysed within the cross sectional Central European Study on Air Pollution and Respiratory Health (CESAR).
Method: A total of 20 271 children aged 7-11 were surveyed in six European countries.
The suitabilities of several earlier reported models for description and prediction of retention in normal-phase systems with mobile phases comprised of two organic solvents-a polar and a non-polar one-were tested on the chromatographic behaviour of phenylurea herbicides and alkyl-, aryl- and nitrophenols as sample solutes with a silica-gel column and 2-propanol, n-heptane and dioxane as mobile phase components. With few exceptions, the data obtained from the best-fit three-parameter retention equation differ from the experimental capacity factors at less than 0.1, or 2%, and for most compounds the fit is better than 1%.
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