Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7608676 | Journal of Chromatography A | 2018 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Monodispersed core-shell silica spheres with fibrous shell structure and tunable pore size were prepared by using a one-pot oil-water biphase method. The pore size could be tuned from 7â¯nm to 37â¯nm by using organic solvents with different polarities as oil phase. The spheres synthesized by using benzene as organic solvent had the maximum pore size of 37â¯nm and possessed a surface area of 61â¯m2â¯gâ1. The obtained wide pore core-shell silica spheres were applied for rapidly separating small molecules, peptides, small proteins, and large proteins with molecular weight up to 200â¯kDa. Since the pore size of the core-shell silica spheres was sufficiently large for the free access of all the solutes, sharp and symmetric peaks were obtained. The separation performance was as high as 264,531â¯platesâ¯mâ1 for fluorene. The great efficient separation demonstrates that the wide pore core-shell silica spheres have a great potential for rapid analysis of both small and large solutes with high performance liquid chromatography.
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Authors
Qishu Qu, Yang Si, Han Xuan, Kehua Zhang, Xiaoming Chen, Yi Ding, Shaojie Feng, Han-Qing Yu, M. Asiri Abdullah, Khalid A. Alamry,