An Efficient Approach to Column Selection in HPLC Method Development

Author(s)Craig S. Young, Raymond J. Weigand

The authors present an efficient, informed approach to HPLC column selection based upon complementary decisions regarding bonded-phase and particle physical characteristics.

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