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Size exclusion chromatography column broadening

The main disadvantage of size-exclusion chromatography is its low peak capacity, which arises from the small elution volumes of the peaks. In addition because peak dispersion is small, extra-column contributions to band broadening in size-exclusion chromatography have to be kept to a minimum. The relative contribution of extra-column band broadening can be minimized by the use of small particles = 3-10 pm) and long (L = 50 100 cm), wide-bore (d = 8-10 mm) columns. [Pg.75]

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