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The unique selectivity of porous graphitic carbon (PGC) as a metallic reversed phase is presented in terms of contemporary applications, including those for the separation of phenol isomers, steroid analogues, natural product isomers, and antibiotics. A comparison of selectivity of PGC to traditional hydrocarbonaceous stationary phases is included.
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