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SAX stationary phase

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Cliff Mitchell
Hi all

Does anyone know what the ligand bonded to a Spherisorb SAX stationary phase is? I am fairly sure it is a quaternary amine, but I'd like to know if it is substituted onto a phenyl group or on an alkyl chain.

Thanks
Cliff

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Uwe Neue
Spherisorb SAX has an n-propyl trimethylammonium ligand.
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