A first step towards miniaturized HPLC systems in analytical routine laboratories

M.A. Straten, van; E.A. Vermeer; H.A. Claessens

A first step towards miniaturized HPLC systems in analytical routine laboratories

M.A. Straten, van, E.A. Vermeer, H.A. Claessens

Chemical Engineering and Chemistry

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Abstract

This article shows that the first step towards the miniaturization of HPLC systems can be made without any, or only slight, modification to conventional equipment. Minor (less expensive) equipment modifications, particularly the use of micro-detector cells, allow the routine use of 3.2- and 2.1-mm i.d. small-bore columns in isocratic as well as gradient mode. This work encourages analysts to take a step towards the introduction of miniaturized HPLC systems in their laboratories, resulting in a considerable reduction in the use and costs of organic solvents and the establishment of "greener" laboratories.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	42, 44-46, 48, 50
Journal	LC-GC International : the Magazine of Separation Science
Publication status	Published - 1996

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