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APPLICATION NOTEAN030108-49 STYROS™ 3R Simulated Monolith Polymeric Reversed Phase.
Hard gel polymeric gigaporous stationary phases offer similar mechanical stability compared to silica and far superior chemical stability regarding extremes of pH's. The present application note highlights the capabilities of STYROS™ 3R Simulated Monolith™ in the separation of biomolecules as well as smaller peptides and other molecules under different and extreme conditions.
Chromatogram 1
Separation of
6 proteins on
STYROS™
3R/XH Table 1. Operating parameters.
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HPLC System. |
Agilent 1100 with thermostatted column compartment. |
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Columns |
STYROS™ 3R/XH 4.6 X 250 mm |
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Mobile phase. |
A: 10
mM Phosphate, pH=11.2 |
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Flow rate |
1 ml/min (360 cm/hr ) |
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Gradient |
5 to 15 % B in 30 min (7.2 cv). |
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Temperature |
30°C |
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Detection |
220 nm |
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Injection volume |
100 ul |
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Sample: |
1. Gly-Tyr, 2. Val-Tyr-Val, 3. Met enkephalin, 4. Leu
enkephalin, |

Separation of Benzoic acid
and its derivatives on
STYROS™
3R/XH
(Flow Rate 1.5 ml/min)
Table 3. Operating parameters.
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HPLC System. |
Agilent 1100 with thermostatted column compartment. |
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Columns |
STYROS™ 3R/XH 4.6 X 100 mm |
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Mobile phase. |
A: 10
mM Phosphate, pH=1.5 |
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Flow rate |
1.5 ml/min (540 cm/hr of linear flow rate) |
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Gradient |
Isocratic: 15 % B |
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Temperature |
30°C |
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Detection |
230 nm |
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Injection volume |
0.5 ul |
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Sample: |
1. 3,5-Dihydroxybenzoic acid, 2. 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid,
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Unlike Monolith STYROS™ Simulated Monolith columns are available in many sizes for additional resolving capabilities.
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