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Learn about different types of chromatography techniques including partition, adsorption, TLC, and more to optimize separations based on molecule properties. Explore advanced tools, column supports, and elution strategies for efficient results.
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Chromatography Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
Partition chromatography • redistribution (partition) of the molecules between the stationary and mobile phase Plate model of chromatography of mixture of compounds partitioning 1:1 (bold) and 1:3 (italics) between the mobile and stationary phase. • larger number of plates – better separation Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
Adsorption • stationary phases: alumina, activated carbon, hydroxyapatite Column Support Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
TLC and GLC Thin layer chromatography Gas-liquid chromatography Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
Kinds of chromatography Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
Gel exclusion Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
Molecular Weight by Gel Exclusion Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
rate column height Optimization Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
Sample size Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
Ion-Exchange chromatography Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
Elution gradient salt gradients or pH Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
pH of the elution Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
HPLC • Extremely large number of plates high pressure rate of elution Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
Other types of chromatography: • Affinity (couple ligand to CNBr-activated Sepharose) • Hydrophobic (low pressure RP-HPLC equivalent) Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography
Filtration and Dialysis Dialysis change buffer often • Filtration • nitrocellulose & fiberglass • Centricon series Reverse dialysis Biophysical Tools '04 - Chromatography