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May 29, 2012 - Gelman Sciences Inc. Anal. Chem. , 1983, 55 (3), pp 386A–386A. DOI: 10.1021/ac00254a735. Publication Date: March 1983. ACS Legacy ...
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Figure 1. SEC calibration (a) Typical calibration plot for a column set. (b) Chromatogram that might be obtained with the same column. Ε is the exclusion limit for the packing. Molecules that are too large to enter any of the pores will elute en masse at this point. Ρ is the total permeation limit, where all solutes small enough to enter all the pores will elute. The frac­ tionation range is the mostly linear region be­ tween these two points. In this area, sample com­ ponents will separate out on the basis of molecu­ lar size

particle packings, low eluent flow rates must be used, and this leads to long analysis times. The new microparticulate packed columns, with their much smaller dp values, promote much more rapid mass transfer across phase boundaries. "The most out­ standing advantage of high-perfor­ mance packings," said Howard G. Barth of Hercules, Inc. at the EAS