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Characterization of some new polysiloxane stationary phases by principal component analysis

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In this study, several new stationary phases were characterized by principal component analysis. Fourteen new stationary phases, including substituted phenyl and oligoethyleneoxide functionalities on polysiloxane polymers, were tested and compared to three well known stationary phases. The main features of these phases were studied using a series of test solutes of varying chemical characteristics representing the data set for principal component analysis. Two principal compounds were found to account for 99.20% of the variance (the first accounted for 94.96% and the second for 4.24%). The data were represented as a two-dimensional map for visual representation of the characteristics of these stationary phases. The first principal component represented a selectivity based on polarity (r2=0.998), while the second showed Lewis acid-base characteristics of the phases. Polarizable and amphoteric characteristics of these phases also became evident using this evaluation method.

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Juvancz, Z., Cserháti, T., Markides, K.E. et al. Characterization of some new polysiloxane stationary phases by principal component analysis. Chromatographia 38, 227–231 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02290341

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