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Episode 2: SFC for Chiral Analysis and Purification

Chiral analysis has become increasingly important in today’s laboratories. There are several advantages when using SFC to screen and purify these compounds compared to HPLC. In this episode we will talk about the workflow of chiral analysis, applications areas within the pharmaceutical industry, and advantages of using SFC as it relates to analytical and preparative chromatography.


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