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Can anyone even guess at the number of unique and commercially available stationary phases in reverse and normal phase liquid chromatography today, including commercially available chiral stationary phases? Thank you.
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I'd go so far as to guess that it numbers in the hundreds.
Thanks,
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There are > 570 reversed-phase columns in the PQRI database on the USP web site. Taking a SWAG* that reversed-phase columns are about 80% of the total would imply something over 700.
* SWAG = "Scientific Wild-Ass Guess"
* SWAG = "Scientific Wild-Ass Guess"
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