Stationary phase deposition based on onium salts

Gas separation: processes – Chromatography – Liquid supported on surface of capillary column

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C095S082000, C096S101000, C073S023390, C210S635000, C210S656000, C210S198200

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07314505

ABSTRACT:
Onium salt chemistry can be used to deposit very uniform thickness stationary phases on the wall of a gas chromatography column. In particular, the stationary phase can be bonded to non-silicon based columns, especially microfabricated metal columns. Non-silicon microfabricated columns may be manufactured and processed at a fraction of the cost of silicon-based columns. In addition, the method can be used to phase-coat conventional capillary columns or silicon-based microfabricated columns.

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