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|Articles|October 21, 2019
SFC Achiral Separation Utilizing a Chiral Column
Author(s)Chiral Technologies, Inc.
This application note demonstrates the ability of Daicel’s CHIRALPAK® IA-3 to perform both chiral and achiral separations using SFC and Hydrobenzoin as a test compound.
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