ABSTRACT
Microfabricated instrumentation has become an active area of research over the past 10 years and it promises to play a dominant role in the future of chemical analysis. Although microfabricated devices such as sensors, electrode arrays, and even gas chromatography have been available for some time, the current revolution has been brought about by the implementation of microfluidics and integration of sample preparation and separation on chips. Both CE and LC systems have
