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Table 1. List of column combinations used in 2D LC and their application areas Combination of Chromatography Modes Columns Used


RP x RP RP × RP


RP × RP


RP-temperature gradient interaction Chromatography (RP-TGIC)×RP (LC–CC)


NP x RP NP × RP Microbore


RP × NP (HILIC) RP x IEC IEC (SAX) × RP


NP x SEC NP


(LC–CC) × SEC RP x SEC


Affinity (titania) × RP CN×monolith C18 Mobile phases Used


Gradient methanol × stepped ACN


HS-F5 × carbon clad zirconia Gradient ACN × gradient ACN


C18 × C18 silica×monolithic C18


C18 Microbore×aminopropyl silica


RP×IEC (SCX) Isocratic DCM/ CAN


Gradient n-hexane and EtOH × gradient IPA, ACN, water


Gradient ACN × isocratic EtOH – DCM, water


Gradient ACN (TFA)×gradient ACN (phosphate, KCl)


Quaternary amine-SAX×C18 Stepped guanidine thiocyanate salt × gradient ACN


Silica×HSPgel-RT, MB-L/M Chloroform/diethylether × chloroform


SEC×RP G2000SWXL×BDS-C18


Titania column × monolith C18


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“The new 1290 Infinity Multisampler provides unmatched flexibility and scalability to support the complex needs of customers and applications,” said Stefan Schuette, vice president and general manager of Agilent’s Liquid Phase Separations Division. “Setting a new benchmark in sample logistics - be it in capacity, speed or performance - this new autosampler offers the shortest injection cycle time possible, lowest carryover, and best-in-class cooling performance.”


Other new features of the 1290 Infinity Multisampler include a dual-needle injector set-up that enables optimal injection speed, as well as unparalleled flexibility for injections, all within a single instrument. New software features improve workflow efficiency and enable easy data-entry of large sample sets. The product was unveiled at the HPLC-2014 conference in New Orleans, Louisiana, shipment of new orders is scheduled within a few months.


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11. N. Ishizuka, M. Ueda, Anal. Biochem. 350 (2006) 292.


Water (TFA) × gradient ACN (TFA)


Gradient potassium phosphate × gradient acetonitrile (TFA)


Application Areas Pharmaceutical


Metabolomics


Ref. 1


2 Branched polystyrenes 3


Essential oils and carotenoids


Polymers Proteomics Peptides


Polymer degradation Studies


Peptides Phosphopeptides 4 5 6 7 8 9, 10 11


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