Can HILIC chromatography be robust and reproducible? | Trust your Science 9

Hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography (HILIC) is often overlooked as a viable technique when trying to retain and separate polar compounds due to non-reproducible results. The pain points that analytical chemists often encounter when developing a HILIC method often can be tied to the mobile phase and the sample diluent. In this episode of Trust Your Science, we take a look at HILIC and investigate what scientists need to pay attention to ensure acceptable reproducibility.
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