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A capillary column is a long, thin, hollow tube, usually made of fused silica, used in gas chromatography (GC) to separate chemical compounds. Unlike older packed columns, which are filled with solid material, capillary columns have the stationary phase coated directly onto the inner wall. This design provides greater separation efficiency and sensitivity for analyzing complex mixtures.
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