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Immobilized stationary phases on the basis of polyethylene glycol

The preparation of the immobilized stationary phase based on Carbowax 20 M is described. Bifunctional isocyanates were used for cross-linking. The properties of the prepared stationary phase were studied.

K. Janák | M. Horká | V. Kahle | K. Tesar̆ik

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