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Can Your HPLC Column Do This? Cholesterol 10 Undecenoate on TYPE-C Silica™ Another advantage of having a Silica-Hydride surface is that bonding complex ligands is relatively straightforward for any molecule containing a double or triple bond or to which a short carbon chain terminating in a double or triple bond can be attached. This is quite liberating compared to earlier evolutions of silica (irregular, type A or type B) with silanol sites, as such base materials can only bond organo-silanes and these are available in a limited range of chemistries.
One such novel option is UDC Cholesterol |
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