The authors characterized 12 SFC achiral stationary phases with 60 compounds from four chemical classes to establish guidelines for th rational selection of the optimum stationary phase for separations.
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The authors characterized twelve SFC achiral stationary phases with 60 compounds from four chemical classes to establish guidelines for the rational selection of the optimum stationary phase for separations.
A limited set of stationary phases can separate a wide variety of molecules and maintain good peak shape without mobile-phase additives.
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