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Introducing α Reverse Phase HPLC Column independent of

pH. Now there's a Reverse Phase Resin column designed for sample separations where pH a n d salt concentrations are of concern. Hamilton's new PRP-1 is ideal for separat­ ing polar, semi-polar, a n d some neutral compounds by HPLC. And its hydrophobic qualities are equal or superior

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to any C18 silica. Hamilton's PRP-1 is filled with highly rigid 10 urn macroporous resin spheres which c a n selectively adsorb both ionic a n d neutral solute species. These non-swelling adsorbents operate over a significantly broader pH range than conventional alkyl functional silicas. And their physical stability precludes

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the need for g u a r d columns or concern for d a m a g e to the packing. The PRP-l's extended pH range accomplished without the use of expensive "Pic" reagents provides a powerful tool in qualitative chromato­ graphic analysis, because protic species c a n b e separat­ ed at different pH extremes. Applications for PRP-1

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column include nucleosides, nucleotides, organic acids and bases, drugs, peptides, esters, halogenated phenols, and many others. And best of all. this extra­ ordinarily efficient 150 mm χ 4.1 mm column ( 22,000 theoretical plates/meter efficiency) is priced at $195. When your LC demands are for an exacting, depend­

THE RESIN FROM THE SILICA.

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able column, separate the resin from the silicas. The Hamilton PRP-1 Reverse Phase HPLC column. The superior alternate to derivitized silicas. For further information call toU free 800-048-5950 for the dealer nearest you. Or write Hamilton Company. P.O. Bo: 10030, Reno. NV 89510

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