Liquid Chromatography – Multimedia

Liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) is an important analytical technique used to quantify target compounds within a sample. This infographic show how automatization of the LC-MS data analysis can reduce turnaround time and operator bias.

Evaporative Light Scattering Detection (ELSD) is one type of detection methods used in flash chromatography and prep HPLC. Briefly, the mechanism of ELSD involves measuring the amount of light scattered by particles of solvent, which have been dried through evaporation.

C18 columns have a broad applicability, from pharmaceuticals to food and environmental analyses. However versatile C18 columns are, they aren't the optimal stationary phase for every application.

Learn about ion chromatography, the mechanisms of separation incorporated in this family of techniques and some of the uses and interest areas IC is being applied to.

Excipients are complex substances and their analysis can create several challenges. However, combining liquid chromatography with a charged aerosol detector can effectively meet the needs of scientists working with excipients, as well as with active pharmaceutical ingredients or when impurity profiling is needed.

Download this guide to discover how to prevent issues with backpressure, retention-time variability and peaks and baselines.

SCIEX OS software 2.2 is mass spectrometer software for the modern laboratory. Its remarkable quantitative usability, efficiency and integrity will transform and streamline your LC-MS/MS workflows

Join BUCHI application chemist, Björn Brodbeck, as he explains how to correct common peak malformations.

Over recent decades, ion chromatography has become the method of choice for ion analysis and has developed into a significant chromatographic technique within the field of separation science.

The intended function of an excipient is to guarantee the required physicochemical and biopharmaceutical properties of the pharmaceutical preparation.