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Can Your HPLC Column Do This? Comparison of Neutral Compounds Click here to View “What is a Retention Map?” On this page we compare the “Retention Maps” for four near neutral compounds of different Octanol-Water (Log P) partition coefficients on an HPS (type B) C18 column and a UDC Cholesterol column with TYPE-C Silica.
As shown in the, the “Retention Maps” for both HPS C18 and UDC Cholesterol columns have exponential
increases in retention times of the Neutral compounds as the % organic reduces ( % aqueous increases ) with little
to no obvious effect when the pH of the eluent is changed. The compounds with the larger LogP are retained longer
at any given % organic. This is very predictable.
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