Functional organic gels. Enantioselective elution using chiral gels from amino acid-derived lipids

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• The elution rate (E D or E L, mol cm−2 h−1) was determined by using the absorbance change of the initial 2h. The enantioselectivity is represented by the ratio (E D/E L) of elution rate for D- and L-enantiomers
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