Prominence Nano
The Shimadzu prominence Nano is a nano-flow LC system comprising of the LC-20ADnano nano solvent delivery module, the FCV nano-low channel selection valve, the Nano-Assist control software and other prominence units.
The prominence Nano is a nano-flow LC system comprising of the LC-20ADnano nano solvent delivery module, the FCV nano-low channel selection valve, the Nano-Assist control software and other prominence units.
Each LC-20ADnano pump has a built-in flow sensor with a temperature-control mechanism enabling the detection of minute flow rates for each pump. Furthermore, the unique flow control mechanism (reflux flow control mechanism) splitting the mobile phase prior to the mixing procedure enables working with very low amounts of solvents since unnecessary mobile phase is recycled to the reservoirs.
The basic prominence Nano system configuration includes a 1-D system adopting the trap injection method, and a 2-D system that performs further reversed-phase separation automatically after cation exchange separation.
The prominence Nano system is delivered with a special easy-to-use software for front-end MS use. Common MS software platforms which can control Shimadzu prominence systems can work with prominence Nano as well.
For further details visit the web page at www.shimadzu.eu
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