High Performance Liquid Chromatography pp 240-242 | Cite as
Purification of Solvents
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Abstract
One of the most frequent causes of poor reproducibility in LC separations is impurities in the solvents used as eluent. Even minute traces of impurities may lead to spurious results due to their enrichment on the column, as detailed in Chapter VI. This occurs primarily during adsorption-chromatographic separations where small traces of polar contaminants, such as water, alcohol, etc. alter the properties of the system.
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Molecular Sieve Small Trace Linear Response Range Great Specific Surface Area Mixed Column
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