In effect, short pause times that are sufficiently close together are no different from a full STW GC.
This allows a sufficiently close approach of one molecule to another, thus hydrophobic and hydrophilic interactions can occur.
The new siloxane linkage can experience strain if the two silicon atoms are not sufficiently close enough for the formation of a normal siloxane linkage.
Do we find that we have an application that is sufficiently close to being released that we should switch the primary focus of the team to tuning, polishing, and ensuring successful deployment?
