Recent Developments in Ion-Exchange Columns for Inorganic Ions and Low Molecular Weight Ionizable Molecules
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LCGC SupplementsSpecial Issues-04-01-2006
Volume 0
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Pages: 32–37
Ion exchange is one of the older of the chromatographic techniques yet each year new products continue to hit the market. In this paper, Chris Pohl of Dionex will summarize some of the stationary phases that have been developed for modern ion-exchange and ion chromatography. He will focus on phase design and then turn his attention to new anion and cation columns introduced in the last couple of years.
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Recent Developments in Column Technologies for the Analysis of Proteins and Peptides
Updates in the Technology and Application of Chiral Stationary Phases
High-Performance SEC Column Technology
Recent Advances in Ultrahigh-Pressure Liquid Chromatography
Stationary Phases for LC Separationsat Elevated Temperatures
Novel Phases for HPLC Separations
Developments in HPLC Column Packing Design
Monolithic Stationary Phases for HPLC and Sample Preparation
Recent Developments in Ion-Exchange Columns for Inorganic Ions and Low Molecular Weight Ionizable Molecules
Introduction: HPLC Column Technology - State of the Art
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