Waters Atlantis columns vs Phenomenex Synergi Polar
Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 9:49 pm
I was wondering if anyone had experience with the Waters Atlantis column. They claim that it has extra retention for polar analytes due to the lower density of bonding and to some kind of proprietary encapping.
It's curious to me that they use a C18 chain. If one really wants to maximize polar retention wouldn't a shorter chain also be logical. Phenomenex has a product called 'Synergi Polar' which contains a phenyl group on an ether linkage, with hydrophilic endcapping. It would seem to me this would give the most polar retention.
Anyone ever compared the two?
Any thoughts?
Thanks
It's curious to me that they use a C18 chain. If one really wants to maximize polar retention wouldn't a shorter chain also be logical. Phenomenex has a product called 'Synergi Polar' which contains a phenyl group on an ether linkage, with hydrophilic endcapping. It would seem to me this would give the most polar retention.
Anyone ever compared the two?
Any thoughts?
Thanks