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Gas Chromatography
Gas chromatography continues to hold its own as a prominent analytical technique. Participants in this discussion are Bob Wiedemer from Thermo Fisher Scientific and Margit Geissler from Shimadzu.
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The TRUTH About Superficially-Porous Particles: Separate Fact From Fiction
Recently, manufacturers of superficially-porous particles claim that these products can provide UPLC-like performance on conventional HPLC systems. The reality is that nearly all chromatographic separations take place on fully-porous particle columns because they offer increased analyte loading capacity; full scalability from UPLC to preparative-scale column sizes; and inorganic-organic hybrid particles capable at working at the extremes of pH. None of this is possible with superficially-porous particle columns. Find out the facts. |
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Introducing Atlanta...
Did you know that the original name of the City of Atlanta was the more mundane and improbable “Terminus,” based on the fact that it sprouted up at the end of an old rail line? This piece of trivia is one of the surprises with regard to the city of Atlanta amongst a host of others that bode well for the annual Pittcon Conference, set to take place at the Georgia World Congress Center between 13–18 March 2011.
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Explore Agilent’s Clearly Better Mass Spec Solutions
Agilent mass spectrometry solutions are clearly better for good reasons. LC-MS with iFunnel technology gives the lowest detection limits. GC-MS-MS acquisition speed automatically quantifies and confirms more targets in a single method. ICP-MS High Matrix Introduction technology enables faster, easier ppt-level quantification of trace elements. Agilent MassHunter Software makes analyses faster, easier, and more productive Learn more at: www.agilent.com/chem/clearlybetter |
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Upcoming Webcasts |
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Maximum Power and Confidence for Screening and Qual/Quan analysis with High-Res, Accurate Mass LC-MS with Orbitrap Technology
Tuesday, March 29, 2011, 11:00 AM EST This webinar is intended to exemplify the power of high resolution accurate mass (HRAM) technology of compound identification, screening, and quantitative analysis for clinical research, environmental, food safety, and pharmaceutical applications.
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Featured Product |
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Trap columns
Optimize Technologies¹ hand-tight OPTI-TRAP EXP trap columns are sample purification and preconcentration products designed for use at pressures as high as 20,000 psi (1400 bar). According to the company, the columns can connect directly to any injection valve (with 10-32 threads) or in-line with the company¹s OPTI-LOK EXP fittings. www.optimizetech.com
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Transportable Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer
The 1st Detect Laboratory Analyzer is a low cost, small footprint mass spectrometer for use in analytical laboratories, chemical manufacturing facilities, and environmental monitoring applications. The fully functional ion trap mass spectrometer is capable of detecting a wide range of chemicals over 10–450 amu with sub ppb sensitivity. A sub-component version is also available for integration into customer specific OEM equipment. www.1stdetect.com |
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Recent discussions on CHROMmunity, a Forum and Networking Site for Chromatographers |
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Non Linear HPLC Method for Related Substances in Lowest Concentrations |
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Effect of Tubing Diameter on Peak Symmetry |
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From the CHROMmunity BLOGS
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Electrospray Ionization: Is an Ionic State in Bulk Solution Necessary to See a MS Signal |
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Introducing Waters Empower 3 Chromatography Software
Empower™ 3 is designed for the enterprise, allowing for rapid deployment, providing continuous service, reducing the total cost of ownership, and facilitating regulatory compliance. And with a variety of usability and workflow enhancements as well as new functionality, Empower 3 will help improve laboratory efficiency Product details |
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