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There is a lot of information about chromatography, one of the most commonly used biotechnology techniques. We, researchers and scientists, use it in everyday situations – and some of them, people often don’t think or know about.  Chromatography is a technique researchers use in, for example, food or drug analysis.

Hey there, fellow science enthusiast! If you’re here, you’re probably familiar with High-Performance Liquid Chromatography, or HPLC as we like to call it. It’s a powerful tool that’s used in various industries to separate, identify, and purify analytes or mixtures. But like any tool, it’s not without its quirks. So,

Choosing the right vial is essential to make the most out of our samples. With the wide variety of available vials, confusion is normal. It can happen even to the most experienced among us.  Since recovery vials are crucial for small sampling processing, we wanted to share our expertise with

I wonder how many people imagine HPLC analysis as having practical applications to our daily lives. I remember students asking what’s the use of a complex mathematical equation. Scientists can use HPLC for pure research. Still, it can also contribute to society more tangibly. Nutrient testing is one of its

Chemists and researchers wonder if they may reuse chromatography vials and closures. Well, at least after a thorough cleaning in laboratory dishwashers designed for lab glassware. If you reused the vials, earlier chemicals (attached to the wall’s surface) might interfere with your study. When it comes to impurity testing, reusing

Brief History High-Performance Liquid Chromatography is beneficial in the pharmaceutical industry. It serves to help make sure that all medical products are at their finest. Mikhail Tsvet is a renowned botanist from Russia. He was the first to discuss how chromatography can examine a mixture of compounds in 1903. His