The Theory and Advantages of Solid-Core Particles - May 20 2020 - Knowledgebase - Chromatography Today Articles - Chromatography Today

Solid-Core (also known as superficially porous (SPP) or fused-core®) particles have become widely utilised in liquid chromatography (LC) separations over the last decade and can offer distinct advantages compared to traditional fully porous particles (FPP). Click to read more

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