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Separation of enantiomers was performed by applying packed capillary electr
ochromatography (CEC). Fused-silica capillaries of different lengths with a
n inner diameter of 100 mu m were packed with a cellulose derivative immobi
lized onto macroporous silica gel. Parameters such as content of modifier i
n the mobile phase, concentration and pH of the buffer were varied for a se
t of test capillaries to determine their influence on enantioselectivity. I
n packed CEC the highest influence on resolution of the test racemates was
found by changing the acetonitrile content, while variation of the buffer c
oncentration mostly affects the electroosmotic velocity. The performance of
packed CEC and nano-LC was also compared. Packed CEC showed much better co
lumn efficiency and enantioselectivity under similar flow/electroosmotic ve
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