Elevated Temperature HPLC: Principles and Applications to Small Molecules and Biomolecules

Author(s)Cuiru Zhu, David M. Goodall, Stephen A.C. Wren

The effects of temperature on HPLC are explored, along with a critical analysis of the effects of temperature change on both peak shape and efficiency.

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