Size Exclusion Chromatography
Size exclusion chromatography (SEC) uses porous columns to separate, purify and characterize different sized polymers or particles. Small particles which diffuse into porous beads have longer residence times and peak later in the chromatogram. In choosing size exclusion systems consider stationary phases, e.g. polyacrylamide, silica, agarose, and columns with specific pore sizes. Learn about the latest products, user reviews, application articles, news, videos and webinars.
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The Scientists’ Choice Award Winners Announced at Pittcon
15 Mar 2012
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Specialist Presents GPC/SEC Benefits at Chromatographic Society Meeting
28 Feb 2012
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Malvern’s Viscotek TDAmax “Warms the Heart” of an Academic Polymer Scientist
25 Jul 2011
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Dorton Analytical Announces New SEC-3010 Triple Detector System for Characterisation of Polymers and Proteins
12 Oct 2010
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