Abstract:SummaryThe conditions for in situ chemical modification of commercially available thin-layer plates have been varied and the influence thereof upon reversed phase plate properties has been studied. The reaction variables studied were: average silica pore size, silica water content, use of tri-or monochlorosilanes as modifiers, reaction temperature, and additionof base.Coverage and activity of residual silanol groups was studied on modified plates.Desired plate properties are high speed of development in aqueou… Show more
SummaryChemical modification of commercial high performance thinlayer chromatography plates with various mixtures of cyanopropyltrichlorosilane and octadecyltrichlorosilane is described. Surface coverage by different treatments is demonstrated as well as the variations in chromatographic performance. With regard to the development in aqueous media the utility of CN/ ODS plates compared to ODS plates is also shown.
SummaryChemical modification of commercial high performance thinlayer chromatography plates with various mixtures of cyanopropyltrichlorosilane and octadecyltrichlorosilane is described. Surface coverage by different treatments is demonstrated as well as the variations in chromatographic performance. With regard to the development in aqueous media the utility of CN/ ODS plates compared to ODS plates is also shown.
Characterization of chemically bonded phases on precoated thin-layer plates by 29Si and 13C cross-polarization and magic-angle spinning NMR. Chromatographia, 21(12), 687-692.
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