[A comprehensive undergraduate experiment: preparation and chromatographic evaluation of a core-shell stationary phase based on a covalent organic framework].

Continuously promoting new curriculum standards is a key aim of the Ministry of Education of China. With this in mind, this paper introduces a comprehensive teaching experiment for undergraduate instrumental analysis courses that aims to improve students' material-preparation and instrumental-analysis skills through practice. Herein, a covalent organic framework-based core-shell stationary phase material (SiO@COF) is prepared via a one-pot method and characterized in detail, after which its chromatographic properties are evaluated by high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). The experimental process includes material synthesis and characterization, as well as studying the chromatographic-retention behavior and chromatographic-separation performance of the material. By the combining theoretical science and experimental teaching, this experiment not only deepens students' understanding of the properties of functional materials and their applications, but also improves their experimental-design and critical-thinking skills. This experiment not only cultivates students' interests in scientific research, but also exercises their experimental, operational, innovative-thinking, and practical abilities, while concurrently enhancing their sense of social responsibility and historical mission, thereby delivering the all-round educational goals of experimental teaching.