1985
DOI: 10.1002/jhrc.1240080311
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Slurry packing of high performance columns for liquid chromatography. Part 2. The effect of pressure

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“…These are broadly in line with the comments of others, except that some hold the view that to obtain the densest possible bed structure the impinging particle must hit the accumulating bed with sufficient speed to forcibly displace those particles already in position [130,131,[152][153][154]. The slurry is displaced into the column under pressure and the accumulating bed grows by filtration.…”
Section: Selection Of the Column Packing Methodssupporting
confidence: 80%
“…These are broadly in line with the comments of others, except that some hold the view that to obtain the densest possible bed structure the impinging particle must hit the accumulating bed with sufficient speed to forcibly displace those particles already in position [130,131,[152][153][154]. The slurry is displaced into the column under pressure and the accumulating bed grows by filtration.…”
Section: Selection Of the Column Packing Methodssupporting
confidence: 80%