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Electrostatic agglomerated

The second stationary phase architecture (electrostatic agglomerated films on nonporous substrates, EANPS) was one of the first types of... [Pg.222]

Electrostatic Agglomerated Ultra-Wide-pore Substrates... [Pg.223]

Structure EANPS = electrostatic agglomerated nonporous substrate, EAWPS = electrostatic agglomerated wide-pore substrate, PGPS = polymer grafted porous substrate, SMPSS = silane modified porous silica substrate, CMS = chemically modified substrate, APCS = adsorbed polymer coated substrate. [Pg.225]

Figure 4,9. Different types of polymer particles for liquid chromatography. Macroporous polymer (A), surface functionalized porous polymer for cation-exchange chromatography (B) and electrostatically agglomerated anion-exchange particle (C). Figure 4,9. Different types of polymer particles for liquid chromatography. Macroporous polymer (A), surface functionalized porous polymer for cation-exchange chromatography (B) and electrostatically agglomerated anion-exchange particle (C).
Meanwhile, the high-capacity lonPac ASll-HC coliunn is also available with 4 pm supermacroporous resin beads composed of ethylvinylbenzene cross-linked with 55% divinylbenzene. The highly cross-linked core of the lonPac ASll-HC-4pm column is electrostatically agglomerated with the same nanobeads as with the lonPac ASll-HC, so that the selectivity of this column is very similar to that of the lonPac ASll-HC column. However, the combination of this anion-exchange layer on the smaller particle size support material produces higher efficiency peaks and better resolution. The lonPac ASll-HC-4pm column is available in 4 mm, 2 mm, and 0.4 mm i.d. formats. The high ion-exchange capacity of this column allows the injection of more concentrated... [Pg.1199]

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