Liquid chromatography methods and devices

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Chromatography

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2101982, 2103211, B01D 1508

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ABSTRACT:
In the analysis of substances by liquid chromatography, samples to be analyzed are introduced into the chromatography column by being loaded into a fluid permeable section in a cartridge, placing the sample loaded section over the inlet end of the column and flowing solvent through such section into the column. The cartridge may be a plate with an opening through it with the ends of the opening covered by permeable membranes or the opening may be packed with porous material. The cartridge may have a plurality of such openings and these may be in the form of a line on a rectangular plate or a circle on a circular plate. The new methods and devices of the invention are particularly useful in micro-scale liquid chromatographic procedures.

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