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Development and evaluation of polystyrene-based stationary phases for biopolymer separations by HPLC

Maa, 1990

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16333340911406254212
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Maa Y
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A reasonably clear picture of what kind of sorbents is preferred in HPLC for the separation of biological macromolecules is emerging. Polystyrene-based stationary phases are stable in extreme pHs and aqueous solutions, however, suffer from poor separation efficiencies as …
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