Challenges and Considerations for Building an Automated Method Development System
Poster Aug 17, 2007
Margaret Antler, Michael McBrien, Andrey Vazhentsev and Vadim Tashlitsky
Abstract
Automated chromatographic method development systems have been offered for a number of years, with varying degrees of effectiveness. A new system for automated method development, ACD/AutoChrom, is currently under development, and addresses some of the weaknesses of earlier configurations. AutoChrom uses both UV-Visible and MS detection to unequivocally track and resolve trace components, performing a chemometric evaluation of these detection techniques.
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