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Dynamic Extractions

Dynamic Extractions

890 Plymouth Road
Slough
SL1 4LP
United Kingdom
Tel: 00 44 (0) 1753 69697
Visit Websitewww.dynamicextractions.com
Emaildavid.keay@dynamicextractions.com
ContactDavid Keay

Dynamic Extractions are specialists in the field of Countercurrent Chromatography (CCC) which is a technique that is orthogonal and complementary to liquid-solid chromatographic techniques such as High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and Flash chromatography.

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HPCCC Intruments for liquid chromatography from milligrams to kilos:

Mini HPCCC instrument - Method development and small scale purification to 200 milligrams per injection

Spectrum HPCCC instrument - Method development and semi-preparative scale separations to 3 - 4 grams per injection

Midi HPCCC instrument - Method development and preparative scale separations to 30 grams per injection

Maxi HPCCC instrument - Preparative and pilot scale separations to 550 grams per injection

Off the shelf complete purification systems available for instruments to Midi size.


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All articles from Dynamic Extractions

 

ASIR Purification system from Dynamic Extractions Standard Impurity isolation – Triphenylphospine oxide removal from crude reaction mixture


 

Orthogonal preparative scale liquid chromatography now available at the laboratory bench


 

Solving the problem of HPLC throughput constraints imposed by limited sample solubility