Chromatide and Kromasil Form Research Partnership

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Chromatide has announced a partnership with Kromasil, a brand of Akzo Nobel, to develop improved chromatography media for chiral purification.

Chromatide has announced a partnership with Kromasil, a brand of Akzo Nobel, to develop improved chromatography media for chiral purification. The aim of the collaboration is to develop and bring to market improved silica-based HPLC media, with particular emphasis in the area of chiral purification This partnership combines Chromatide's skills and experience in the area of polymer synthesis for use in a range of applications including synthesis and chromatography, with Akzo Nobel's expertise in the business of developing, producing, and marketing materials for use in separation techniques.

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