[Preparation of chiral micro-packed high performance liquid chromatography column with small-size silica gel coated with amylose tris（3，5-dimethylphenylcarbamate）].

The separation of chiral compounds using common dimension chiral chromatographic columns consumes a large of mobile phase and a long time. This is mainly due to the fact that the inner diameter of common chiral chromatographic column is usually 4.6 mm and the column length is 25 cm. The larger column volume requires more mobile phase to drive the sample through the separation process， and the longer column length increases the migration path of the sample within the column， resulting in an extended separation time. Moreover， the common dimension chiral column is filled more stationary phase which is usually expensive. The micro-packed column， due to their structural characteristics， with inner diameters typically controlled and a few millimeters and significantly shortened column lengths， show broad application prospects in improving separation efficiency， achieving miniaturization of separation instruments， and reducing the consumption of stationary and mobile phases. In this study， amylose tris（3，5-dimethylphenylcarbamate） （ADMPC） was used as the chiral selector. Amylose molecules have a helical structure， and the size of the helical cavity and the chiral environment can be regulated through substituent modification. The introduction of 3，5-dimethylphenylcarbamate groups can enhance the hydrophobic interaction， hydrogen bonding， and