Flow programmed field-flow fractionation
Flow programmed field-flow fractionation
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程序流场流分离
DOI:
10.1021/ac50037a015
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发表时间:
1979
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Michel Martin
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作者:
J. Giddings;K. Caldwell;J. F. Moellmer;T. H. Dickinson;M. N. Myers;Michel Martin
The concept of flow programming in field-flow fractionation (FFF) Is introduced and justified. It is shown that the method can preserve or improve the resolution of early peaks and at the same time significantly hasten the elution of late peaks, thus increasing analysis speed. Flow programming is com-pared briefly to the related options, field-strength and solvent programming. The background theory is then presented, and is used to show that very abrupt velocity programs can be employed without undue degradation of resolution for late peaks. Finally, the utility of flow programming is illustrated using three sizes of polystyrene latex beads in a sedimentation FFF system.The programming of column flow (or inlet pressure) is an accepted but not very widely used technique to improve the spacing of peaks and increase the speed of analysis in gas chromatographic systems (I). One drawbackof the approach is that the increased flow rate realized in the latter parts of the run may increase the plate height excessively and thereby hinder the resolution of late peaks. One usually ends up with