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Mixed mobile phase delivery for CSFC is served by a system previously designed for packed column SFC, where a back-pressure regulator controls pressure programming. Piston pumps deliver separate flows of carbon dioxide and modifier (2-propanol). The on-line mixed phase with the injected sample is split to the capillary column. Compared to a commercially available CSFC instrument the system shows no significant differences in resolution. Applications show the advantages of using modifiers in CSFC, such as separations of polar, ionic and high molecular weight compounds, influences on selectivity and shorter retention times.
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Anton, K., Periclès, N., Fields, S.M. et al. Pressure-programming of a binary, on-line mixed mobile phase for capillary column SFC using a packed column SFC pumping system. Chromatographia 26, 224–228 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02268156
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