Column for preparative liquid chromatography

Liquid purification or separation – With means to add treating material – Chromatography

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55386, B01D 1508

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047523913

ABSTRACT:
A column for preparative liquid chomatography is provided with an inlet tube (5) for injected sample, which is closed on the end with a gauze or fritted plate (6), passes through the center of a lower terminal (3), and ends in the distance equal to 70 to 90% of the total length of the column from the lower end of this tube, whereas the lower terminal (3) has at least four openings (7) or a circular slot or two half-slots which are placed outside the center of terminal on a concentric circle with diameter ranging between 40 to 70% of the inner diameter of column tube (1). The column operates in such a way, that mobile phase is introduced into the column through the center of the upper terminal (2) and a sample is injected into a sorbent through the inlet tube (5) for sample after stopping the flow of mobile phase and then the flow of mobile phase is restored.

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patent: 4453954 (1984-06-01), Kolb
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patent: 4636315 (1987-01-01), Allen

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