This site discusses many of the details in how ro convert a traditional HPLC system into a capillary HPLC system. Included in the discussion is how to use splitting to get to the lower flow rates required and how to pack your own capillary LC columns. There is detailed information on how to go about plumbing these sorts of systems (use of fittings, etc.), which may be valuable to someone who doesn’t have that experience. The site also includes links to purchasing the components necessary for performing this conversion. This site noes not include theory or advantages and disadvantages of capillary LC. It is more of a “how-to” guide about converting HPLC systems.
Introduction to Capillary Chromatography
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Chris Harrison
San Diego State University
Christopher R. Harrison, PhD, is an Associate Professor and Senate Distinguished Professor of Chemistry at San Diego State University. His research focuses on analytical chemistry, particularly the development of new…
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