The Theory and Advantages of Solid-Core Particles - May 20 2020 - Knowledgebase - Chromatography Today Articles - Chromatography Today

Solid-Core (also known as superficially porous (SPP) or fused-core®) particles have become widely utilised in liquid chromatography (LC) separations over the last decade and can offer distinct advantages compared to traditional fully porous particles (FPP). Click to read more

The Theory and Advantages of Solid-Core Particles - May 20 2020 - Knowledgebase - Chromatography Today Articles - Chromatography Today

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