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Thesis final - after defense-7 - Jacobs University

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Chapter 3<br />

3.2.2. Chemistry of the base supports<br />

The adsorbents such as Toyopearl-Phenyl, Sepharose-Phenyl and Source-Phenyl were used<br />

with different base supports harbored phenyl as a common ligand. The physical properties of<br />

these adsorbents have been given in Table 9 as provided by the Vendor Company (99). The<br />

commercial adsorbents are usually composed of ligands and base supports of various nature.<br />

There are several base supports usually utilized in HIC such as Sepaharose ® , Toyopearl ® and<br />

Source ®<br />

that are composed of certain polymers in backbone chemistries i.e agarose,<br />

methacrylate and polystyrene. These polymers are usually of hydrophobic nature but were<br />

modified to the hydrophilic nature by coupling to certain ether and hydroxyl groups (99). The<br />

same was the case with polystyrene based adsorbents, however its chemistry has not reported<br />

yet. The chemistry of the three mentioned adsorbents has been shown in Table 10.<br />

Table 9: Physical properties of the adsorbents with different base support (99)<br />

Adsorbents Base supports Ligands Bead size<br />

(µm)<br />

Pore size<br />

(nm)<br />

a DBC<br />

(mg/mL)<br />

Toyopearl-<br />

Phenyl<br />

Sepharose-<br />

Phenyl<br />

Toyopearl ® Phenyl 100 100 40<br />

Sepharose ® Phenyl 34 65 35<br />

Source-Phenyl Source ® Phenyl 15 34 25<br />

a DBC; Dynamic binding capacity<br />

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