Understanding the chemistry of embedded polar group and perfluorophenyl phases leads to better decisions during method developement
Jacinth McKenzie
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Articles by Jacinth McKenzie
Many problems encountered executing HPLC methods are a result of decisions made during early method development. This article discusses one critical variable in method development, the choice of stationary phase chemistry.
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