
|Articles|August 11, 2009
'ILICs' Are Not Everything In Polar Retention
A reader response to Incognito's article featured in the May issue of The Column.
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In the May issue of The Column, we heard the views of our regular columnist Incognito on the hype surrounding hydrophilic interaction chromatography (HILIC) as the new ‘best thing’ in HPLC. One of our readers responded with some interesting points to add to this discussion and we have pleasure in sharing them with you.
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