What is Endcapped Hplc column
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Answer / rambabu cherukuri
Endcapping is a chemical procedure to reduce the polar nature of silica in RP HPLC coloumns by attaching the trimethyl silane to free silanol group
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Answer / satish jannu
Endcapping:it is a chemical treatment with trimethyl silane
to romove excess silanol groups in hplc column to get more
polar stationary phase
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