Columns

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to

Phenyl columns provide unique selectivity when compared to aliphatic straight chain reversed phases such as ODS, C8 and C4. The p electrons of the phenyl group can interact with the aromatic ring of an analyte to increase retention relative to