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When performing reversed phase LC separations, there is a natural tendency of method developers to reach for the most commonly used phase—a C18. However, there are so many different variations of C18 phases available to method developers that it often becomes difficult to choose a C18 column that one had Continue Reading
Guest Author: Technical Specialist, Ann Montross Silica media in HPLC columns were originally irregular shaped particles of silica. Then silica based HPLC columns moved to the traditionally filled, fully porous spherical particles of silica that offered improvements in chromatography over irregular shaped particles. Figure 1: Fully Porous Particles As the Continue Reading
Torrance, Calif. (July, 2017) – Phenomenex Inc, global leader in the research, design, and manufacture of advanced technologies for the separation sciences, announced today that its Kinetex® Core-Shell HPLC/UHPLC columns have won the Gold Seal of Quality by SelectScience, an industry leading online publication. The SelectScience® Gold Seal Continue Reading
Senior Field Application Scientist Scott Krepich answers your questions on UHPLC column selection and shares industry-specific tips In this free webinar, Scott Krepich, Senior Field Application Scientist, Phenomenex Inc., gave an informative presentation on column selection for UHPLC and shared industry-specific tips on method screening and development. Read on for Continue Reading
(Via LCGC North America) Learn to capitalize on the advantages of both core-shell and thermally modified fully porous stationary phase media to expand the options for HPLC and UHPLC method development. High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and ultra-high performance liquid chromatography(UHPLC) method development options can be extended significantly by tapping Continue Reading
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Peak shape issues at the apex of a peak are typically related to detector saturation. This symptom can be observed as flattening and/or noise at the peak apex.
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