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Extensions of the HETP equation

The HETP equation is not simply a mathematical concept of little practical use, but a tool by which the function of the column can be understood, the best operating conditions deduced and, if required, the optimum column to give the minimum analysis time calculated. Assuming that appropriate values of (u) and (Dm) and (Ds) [Pg.276]

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It is seen that by a simple curve fitting process, the individual contributions to the total variance per unit length can be easily extracted. It is also seen that there is minimum value for the HETP at a particular velocity. Thus, the maximum number of theoretical plates obtainable from a given column (the maximum efficiency) can only be obtained by operating at the optimum mobile phase velocity. [Pg.277]

Substituting for (uo(opt)) from equation (18) in equation (17) gives a value for (Hmin)j [Pg.278]


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