Enhanced-fluidity liquids are organic solvents or organic–aqueous solvents mixed with high proportions of liquefied gases, such as carbon dioxide.
Susan V. Olesik
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Articles by Susan V. Olesik
The capabilities of enhanced-fluidity liquid chromatography for highly polar compounds is described and the value of using the entire continuum of 0–100% carbon dioxide solvent systems is discussed in terms of changes in mobile‑phase properties and applications.
Enhanced-fluidity liquids are organic solvents or organic–aqueous solvents mixed with high proportions of liquefied gases, such as carbon dioxide.
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