Technical Tip: Engineering successful analytical methods using HILIC as an alternative retention mechanism Overview: This technical tip will outline hydrophilic interaction chromatography (or hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography, HILIC) as an alternative retention mechanism that is particularly effective for LC-MS. Continue Reading
Guest Author – James Turner, Technical Specialist As a technical specialist I am often asked about chiral screening and method development, like: “How do I select the correct chiral stationary Continue Reading
International Whiskey Day on March 27th, 2018 is a day for whiskey lovers around the world… …to raise a glass and toast those who have over the centuries mastered the Continue Reading
In the first GC columns, gas chromatography phases were simply coated onto the column. This was mostly the case with packed columns, but also the same with the very first capillary columns. Injecting water onto these phases dissolved the phase and caused the phase to elute from the columns.
Guest Author: Seyed Sadjadi, Senior Scientist We are going to explore the reasons why C18 stationary phase is the most used when it comes to reversed-phase and how it works. Continue Reading
Hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography (HILIC) is a chromatographic mode used mainly for the separation of polar compounds that are too hydrophilic to be retained in a reversed phase column.
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High-performance (or pressure) liquid chromatography, more commonly known as HPLC, can be a useful tool to assist in the improvement or simplicity of mass spectral detection and analysis.
It’s been done on monkeys, dogs, and rats; now, a plan for the first-ever human head transplant has been set in motion by Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero.
