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Becoming an expert in HPLC columns is a noble professional challenge. What we use today in our laboratories is far from its original state. Biotechnology has evolved and so have the processes and tools. So, it can be hard to find everything you know by searching on the internet. In

Chromatography is a separation technique used to split a mixture’s components into constituent parts. The sample mixture is usually transported by the mobile phase, in which it is dissolved, to the stationary phase. Each part of the sample mixture will have different affinities to the stationary phase, causing separation. This

HPLC-grade water is something every scientist or researcher gets to use. You have to know several things about it, and there is no way around it. In this article, find out what HPLC water is, how contaminants affect it, and how to handle it in a correct way. HPLC-Grade Water

Performing the chromatography is one thing, but analyzing the resulting chromatogram is another. Measuring the peak height and area is required in performing reliable analyses of the sample. Of course, peak height is a value needed to compute the area, but there is more to it than that. Read more

There is a lot of information out on the web. It can feel overwhelming at first. There’s enough research to fill a whole library. But, we’re here to help you navigate through it all. In this article, we will tackle all the important data that you’ll need. Focusing on the

Choosing the right vial to store sample mixtures in for high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) may seem like an insignificant part of the experimental process however, having an inappropriate vial for your autosampler machine could run you into serious problems. In this post, I am going to share with you my