"...SUGAR baby love..." Tips and tricks in sugar analysis

contributed by Shodex | 05/30/2013

Tips and tricks in sugar analysis answers the questions: 'How do I choose the right ligand exchange column?', 'What are the best parameters for the separation?' and 'What samples are possible?'

HPLC columns for ligand exchange chromatography (LEX) consistof a sulfonated polymeric stationary phase.

Various counter ions in the columns are capable of forming complexes with the sugars.

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