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If a chiral stationary phase derived from (+)-A can distinguish between (+)-B and (-)-B, then a chiral stationary phase derived from (+)-B may distinguish (+)-A from (-)-A. This simple concept in combination with several proposed chiral recognition mechanisms has led to the design of highly effective hydantion and (alpha)-arylalkylamine based chiral stationary phases. These chiral stationary phases, covalently bonded to 5(mu)m Spherisorb silica gel, are very effective in the resolution of 3,5-dinitrobenzoyl derivatives of amino acids, their analogues, amines and alcohols. 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