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This article provides some tips and tricks for monitoring sample recovery and peak area using GPC/SEC.

To understand how the HPLC system works, it can be useful to first identify the basic components of virtually every system. Armed with that information, envisioning the HPLC system as comprised of three different zones - each with unique characteristics and each with its own set of requirements - can offer further guidance.

Click the title above to open The Column October 05, 2014 North American issue, Volume 10, Number 18, in an interactive PDF format.

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The LCGC Europe news update from October 2 2014.

The 2014 Eastern Analytical Symposium and Exposition (EAS), taking place November 17?19 in Somerset, New Jersey, promises attendees a comprehensive program of educational and networking opportunities for analytical scientists. In advance of the event, LCGC spoke to EAS President Anne-Fran?oise Aubry, and EAS Program Chair Andrew V. Teplyakov about what attendees can expect this year.

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Click the title above to open the LCGC Europe 2014 Application Notebook, Vol 27 No s10, in an interactive PDF format.

How does a GC system set and control gas pressures, flows, and carrier gas velocities electronically?

Have you wondered how your GC system sets and controls gas pressures, flows, and carrier gas velocities electronically? Here, we describe the requirements for and the operation of electronic gas control systems for GC columns and detectors.

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What symptoms might indicate we have an injection problem?

Both the volume of the sample injection and the solvent in which the sample is dissolved can affect the appearance of the chromatogram.

Professor Wolfgang Lindner spoke to Kevin A. Schug about his inspiring and influential career in chromatography.

The quantification of proteins in a complex biological sample is an important and challenging task. Mass spectrometry (MS) is increasingly used for this purpose, not only to give a global survey of the components and their amounts, but also to precisely and accurately quantify specific target proteins.