Agilent PLgel Columns Technical Overview: Avoiding Column Mismatch when Analyzing Polymers

This document discusses the methods to avoid column mismatch when analyzing polymers using Agilent PLgel columns. Careful column selection can prevent artifacts when analyzing polydisperse samples.


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Agilent
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
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534 KB
Published
05 July, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
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About this manual

When low molecular weight individual pore size columns are combined with mixed gel columns, artifacts can occur during the analysis of polydisperse samples. This document explains how careful column selection can prevent these issues.

The text illustrates a specific case involving Polymethylurethacrylate (MW approx. 73,000) analyzed on different PLgel column combinations using THF as an eluent at 1.0 mL/min with RI detection.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Column Mismatch Artifacts
  • Polymethylurethacrylate Analysis
  • PLgel Column Combinations

Frequently asked questions

What happens when low molecular weight columns are combined with mixed gel columns for polydisperse samples?

Artefacts can occur during the analysis.

What is the exclusion limit of the PLgel 5 µm 10° A column?

The exclusion limit is 60,000 MW.

What is the exclusion limit of the PLgel 5 µm 50A column?

The exclusion limit is 2,000 MW.

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