Discussion
What is a monolith's principal advantage?
Answer: A
The large through-pores let a monolith be run at several millilitres a minute where a packed column would exceed the pump's limit, so a separation can be made much faster. Efficiency is comparable rather than superior, silanols remain, and capacity is lower. Buying speed through a structural change rather than through pressure is the alternative route to the same end, and it suits an instrument that cannot reach high pressure.
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