Gradient Elution Theory is a theoretical framework in chromatography that systematically models the temporal variation of solvent composition during elution to enhance the separation of complex mixtures by differentially affecting solute retention and resolution.
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Theory of peak capacity in gradient elution
Uwe D. Neue · Journal of Chromatography A · 2005 · 353 citations
Gradient elution in liquid chromatography
Pavel Jandera, J. Churáček · Journal of Chromatography A · 1974 · 233 citations
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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