Article | REF: P1450 V1

Ion chromatography -Stationary phases and separation methods

Authors: Eric CAUDRON, Dominique PRADEAU

Publication date: March 10, 2010

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6. Conclusion

Recent developments in separation mechanisms have led to increasingly resolutive separations, thus widening the field of application of high-performance ion chromatography. Table 3 illustrates the diversity of inorganic ions that can be separated.

In parallel with these separation-related developments, detection methods have improved their performance, making this method an ever-evolving, high-performance analytical tool, as we shall see in Part Two ( [P 1 451] ).

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