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Theory of large zone SEC

An extensive discussion of the theoretical basis of large zone size exclusion chromatography has been published in a series of papers and review articles by Ackers and his co-workers (ref. 1-3). The goal here is not to present an exhaustive review of the theory behind this approach and the reader is referred to the references cited above. However, a brief overview of the basic principles will be given. The following discussion is a greatly simplified version of the theoretical discussion of Valdes and Ackers (ref. 2). [Pg.379]

As in any discussion of size exclusion chromatography on porous gels, three volumes must be considered. [Pg.379]

Void volume, V. This is the space that is outside of the gel particles. [Pg.379]

Is determined experimentally as illustrated in figure la. Equation (3) is valid for individual components in a mixture if they are not interacting with one another. [Pg.380]


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