A preparation method of chromatographic packing based on capillary droplet microfluidics
A chromatographic packing and capillary technology, which is applied in the field of chromatographic packing preparation based on capillary droplet microfluidics, can solve the problems of reducing the chromatographic separation performance of packing, and difficulty in preparing monodisperse chromatographic packing.
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[0034] Example 1: Preparation method of boric acid microspheres based on capillary droplet microfluidic technology
[0035] 1. Configuration of dispersed phase and continuous phase
[0036]Dispersed phase: first prepare the silane hydrolyzate, mix 360 μL TMOS, 400 μL GPTMS, 1 mL 0.01M acetic acid and 50 μL PEG 200, stir in an ice-water bath for 1 hour, then mix 10 mg APBA and 250 μL hydrolyzate to complete the preparation of the dispersed phase.
[0037] Continuous phase: n-hexadecane and 10 wt% of EM90 were mixed as the continuous phase.
[0038] 2. Construction of capillary droplet microfluidic platform
[0039] The construction of the capillary droplet microfluidic platform is mainly divided into the following steps: (1) The drawing of the capillary tip: the capillary tip is drawn on the butane flame, the capillary is first drawn thin at the outer flame of the flame, and then the inner The capillary is pulled off at the flame to form a capillary tip, such as figure 2 sh...
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[0044] Example 2: Preparation method of hybrid silica gel microspheres based on capillary droplet microfluidic technology
[0045] 1. Configuration of dispersed phase and continuous phase
[0046] Dispersed phase: 223μL TMOS, 378μL BTME, 1.5mL 0.01M acetic acid, 100μL PEG 200 and 0.16g urea, stirred in an ice-water bath for 1h;
[0047] Continuous phase: n-hexadecane and 10 wt% of EM90 were mixed as the continuous phase.
[0048] 2. Droplet generation
[0049] A capillary droplet microfluidic platform was constructed in the manner of Example 1, and monodisperse droplets were generated.
[0050] 3. Droplets solidify to form microspheres
[0051] Collect the generated droplets into a centrifuge tube, react at 40°C for 14h to solidify, and then raise the temperature to 120°C for 7h to decompose urea. The resulting microspheres were then ultrasonically cleaned with hexane and methanol, respectively.
[0052] 4. Calcination of microspheres
[0053] Carry out high-temperature ...
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