
|Articles|April 8, 2014
- The Column-04-08-2014
- Volume 10
- Issue 6
Tips & Tricks GPC/SEC: Mobile Phase Considerations
Author(s)Daniela Held
There are many sources of advice on how to select the most appropriate stationary phase for sample analysis, but the mobile phase is not often discussed. This article provides tips for selecting the most appropriate mobile phase for your analysis.
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There are many sources of advice on how to select the most appropriate stationary phase for sample analysis, but the mobile phase is not often discussed. This article provides tips for selecting the most appropriate mobile phase for your analysis.
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