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THE infinite dilution net retention volume (solubility) of solutes in GLC is related to the corresponding partition coefficient Kâ and solvent volume VL via Although VL usually increases slightly with increasing temperature, K diminishes so rapidly that dVR/dT is inevitably negative. The possibility that means may be found to cause VL to increase with increasing temperature faster than K decreases seems never to have been explored although it obviously presents an approach to practical attainment of a novel GLC situation in which, at least for some range of temperature, d VR/dT is positive or, more interesting, can be made zero.
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MCCREA, P., PURNELL, J. Temperature Independent Retention in Gas Chromatography. Nature 219, 261â262 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1038/219261a0
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