LC Columns with Structured Walls
A liquid chromatography, structural part technology, applied in the field of LC columns and their manufacture, which can solve the problems of reducing resolution, increasing the speed of analyte dispersion, etc.
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[0023] figure 1 is a cross-sectional view of an example of a conventionally configured liquid chromatography (LC) column 100 . The post 100 generally extends along a central (or longitudinal) axis 102 from a first post end 104 to a second post end 106 . The features of the column 100 at the first column end 104 and the second column end 106 may be identical, in which case the designation of column end 104 or column end 106 functioning as an inlet or outlet port is arbitrary. of. Column 100 generally includes a column wall 110 that is elongated along axis 102 and surrounds a column interior 112 . Wall 110 is generally cylindrical (eg, a tube), and thus column interior 112 is generally a cylindrical bore between column ends 104 and 106 . Wall 100 includes components at column ends 104 and 106 for providing a fluidic interface between column interior 112 and tubing or other fluidic components external to column 100 . For example, column 100 may include a first end fitting 114...
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