Interactive Modes of Polymer Chromatography
Interactive Modes of Polymer Chromatography
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聚合物色谱的交互模式
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2013
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通讯作者:
B. Trathnigg
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作者:
H. Pasch;B. Trathnigg
Interaction chromatography is based on the retention of solute molecules by interaction with the surface of the stationary phase including the pore surface. This interaction can be due to adsorption, hydrophobic, polar or ionic interactions or dispersive forces. Intermittent capture and release of solute molecules by the stationary phase are controlled by two basically different mechanisms or some combinations thereof. In regard to adsorption-desorption phenomena, an abrupt process is the critical step leading to sorption or desorption. This process is typified by molecular desorption from surfaces where molecules can detach, and then do so suddenly, if they possess sufficient activation energy to cause the necessary rearrangement or rupture of chemical or physical bonding. Quite different in effect are the diffusion-controlled sorption-desorption kinetics where a change occurs only gradually as molecules diffuse in and out of localized regions [1].