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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 May 8.
Published in final edited form as: J Chromatogr A. 2008 Nov 13;1216(19):4193–4200. doi: 10.1016/j.chroma.2008.10.126

Table 1.

Experimental conditions and separation efficiencies of proteins with 1.6 mm ID PTFE cross-pressed coil with 95 ml capacity at 800 rpm

Elution mode Flow rate
(ml/min)
T P (1st/2nd peaks) Rs SF (%)
L-I-T (CCW) 0.5 24/29 1.53 75.7
1 31/31 1.10 66.3
2 55/53 1.39 54.0
L-I-H (CW) 0.5 33/39 1.23 65.0
1 35/22 0.84 63.5
2 32/21 0.96 50.6
U-O-T (CW) 0.5 41/34 1.20 71.9
1 31/43 1.05 60.6
2 43/15 0.59 31.2
U-O-H (CCW) 0.5 57/46 1.44 73.0
1 73/52 1.40 63.5
2 137/72 1.74 49.4

L-I-T: lower mobile phase pumped into the inner tail terminal; L-I-H: lower mobile phase pumped into the inner head terminal; U-O-T: upper mobile phase pumped into the outer tail terminal; U-O-H: upper mobile phase pumped into the outer head terminal; direction of rotation viewing the spiral disk :CCW, counterclockwise rotation; CW, clockwise rotation; TP: theoretical plate number; RS: peak resolution; SF(%); % stationary phase retention; 1st peak: myoglobin in L-I-T or L-I-H and lysozyme in U-O-T or U-O-H; 2nd peak: lysozyme in L-I-T or L-I-H and myoglobin in U-O-T or U-O-H.