Online Guide to Chiral HPLC -- from Mark Earll's Analytical Chemistry Site

This guide was written to help students and new workers in the field of Chiral HPLC. It is a fascinating area in which to work and requires a wide-ranging knowledge of chemical structure and physical interaction to become successful at it.

This review includes a large number of tips and anecdotes, which I have picked up during my twelve years experience of this field. These have come from practical experience and from discussions with my many colleagues friends and counterparts in the analytical community world-wide. I shall be continuing to update this site so please check back from time to time. If you have any suggestions, comments or corrections then please email me and I will be happy to consider them.

Specific analytes that may be separated are highlighted in red.
All trademarks of the respective manufacturer's are acknowledged.

Disclaimer: This article is for guidance and educational purposes only. The author can accept no responsibility for loss or damage however caused. The author recommends that manufacturers advice be consulted exclusively when using any HPLC products.

http://www.raell.demon.co.uk/chem/CHIbook/chiral.htm 

other perfect webs:

http://www.hplc.hu/literature_hu.htm 

http://www.daicelchiraltech.cn/hand/user.asp