Pressure drop in liquid chromatography
1Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Abstract:
Measurement of pressure drop is routinely performed during chromatographic runs. In many cases this information is only used for regulation of mobile phase flow rate to keep pressure drop below defined limit. However, pressure drop can provide additional important information about performance of chromatographic process. In this review different parameters affecting pressure drop such as compressibility of chromatographic media, nature of applied sample and mobile phase flow regime are discussed. Detailed analysis correlating organization of particle based chromatographic media and pressure drop is presented together with its extension to convective media such as membranes and monoliths but also novel 3D printed media. Finally, estimation of layer thickness formed by adsorbed molecules based on a pressure drop data is presented and its applicability is discussed.
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