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JOURNAL OF SEPARATION SCIENCE
Volume 31, Issue 19, Pages 3297-3308Publisher
WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH
DOI: 10.1002/jssc.200800281
Keywords
Comprehensive LC; Monolithic columns; Partially porous columns; Polyphenols; Red wine
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- Italian Ministry for the University and Research (MUR) [RBIP06SXMR]
- Spanish Ministry of Education and Science (MEC)
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In the present work, a comprehensive LC system using a microbore HPLC column in the first dimension and a partially porous column in the second dimension was developed and applied to the separation of polyphenolic components in a red wine sample. The performance of the partially porous short column (3.0 cm) was compared to that of a monolithic column, of comparable dimensions. The results obtained demonstrated the possibility to use partially porous columns to obtain fast analyses, using high flow rates, under repetitive gradient conditions and with very brief reconditioning times. A conventional HPLC system was used since the back-pressure generated by the shell-packed column, even at very high flow rates, was well within the operational limits. The use of an increased column temperature (60 degrees C) allowed a further pressure-drop decrease, with no stationary phase degradation, or loss in column performance.
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