- Jorim
Thanks!
Jorim
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DR wrote:
There is another consideration too - high or low pressure mixing. Some binary systems and, (as far as I know) all quarternary systems use a proportioning valve and gravity to dispense the mobile phases into a small mixing chamber, then pump the resulting mixture into the column. High pressure systems use a pump for each of the mobile phases and the mixing chamber is between the pumps and the column. This typically allows for a smaller mixing chamber and more efficient mixing with less outgassing but is more expensive.
Mark wrote:
or using an external proportioning valve like some of the older Waters systems.
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