Liquid Chromatography Blog

Shimadzu has announced the release of its “Advanced i-Series” liquid chromatographs meeting user demands for analysing a large number of samples or quickly re-processing data even when working from home.

This application note describes a technique to detect and quantify 24 commonly found preservatives in cosmetics in under 8 minutes and explains how a change in LC columns can achieve both high-resolution and high-speed analysis of preservatives.

Shimadzu is applying a new qualitative approach to its hardware and software solutions, benefitting users with a surplus of lab productivity and profitability. Under the umbrella of Analytical Intelligence, more and more analytical systems will...

Mark your calendar to attend HPLC 2020 on June 20-25, 2020 in beautiful San Diego, CA, USA along the dramatic Pacific coastline. The HPLC conference will celebrate its 50th edition in 2020, and has grown to become the largest and most visible...

Thermo Fisher Scientific offers a number of resources to help you learn how charged aerosol detection can be used for both routine and complex analyses and understand more about the versatility of this novel technique.

In this technical note from Restek, the performance of Raptor™ 5 μm SPP LC columns to traditional 3 and 5 μm FPP LC columns is compared. Furthermore, it is demonstrated how faster, more efficient analyses can be attained with greater sensitivity...

Restek has released its EXP UHPLC guard column cartridges made specifically for Raptor 1.8 μm columns. These guard cartridges are designed to provide extreme protection from particulates and matrix contamination, extend the lifetime of the...

The transfer of chromatographic methods occurs at many stages in the development and production of a product. In its simplest form, the method is moved from one laboratory to another within the same organization, holding all instrumental and...

Successfully transferring a method to a different instrument or laboratory is a challenge faced by most chromatographers. Method transfer might be as simple as migrating an established method to an identical instrument keeping all separation...