Achieving Optimum GC Separation – Designing New Capillary Column Stationary Phases Using Computer Modeling

Author(s)Frank L. Dorman, Chris M. English, Paul D. Schettler

Column Watch guest authors describe methods to predict optimal stationary phases, which enable more rapid and improved gas chromatography column development. By calculating optimal stationary-phase composition and physical parameters, column developers can construct columns that provide the exact separation requirements desired by analysis or current methods.

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LCGC 18(9), 928–934 (2000).

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