Comparison of fully and superficially porous particle columns for the analysis of basic compounds

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The goal of this work is to investigate the differences in separation performance between fully and superficially porous particle columns for routine analysis of basic pharmaceutical drug compounds. Major parameters of comparison are chemical stability, peak capacity and column efficiency at different mass loads.

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