In situ silanization for continuous stationary phase gradients on particle packed LC columns

Optimal packing characteristics of rolled, continuous stationary-phase columns.

Rolled, continuous stationary phases were constructed by tightly rolling and inserting a whole textile fabric into a chromatography column. This work reports the column performance, in terms of plate height, void fraction, and resolution, of 10 cellulose-based fabrics. The relation between fabric structural properties of yarn diameter, fabric count, fabric compressibility, and column performanc...

simulation of packed columns for multicomponent adsorption

the dynamics of multicomponent adsorption in a fixed bed adsorber is examined numerically. the dynamic model of adsorption in the packed column included axial dispersion and variable space velocity along the bed for the multicomponent adsorption adsorption the pore fluid and the solid phase are in equilibrium with a nonlinear isotherm. the numerical solution is based upon the modified lax-wendr...

Prediction of Mean Drop Size in Pulsed Packed Extraction Columns

Monolithic LC columns.

Recently, monolithic columns consisting of one piece of an organic polymer or silica with flow-through pores have been reported in the literature. These materials provide better stability and, more important, higher performance than conventional columns packed with particles. Although they can be prepared by various methods, monolithic columns prepared by the direct polymerization of monomers c...

Packed versus capillary columns in gaschromatography.

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