Sample Preparation Tip - What is the Matrix Effect?
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Sample Preparation Tip - What is the Matrix Effect?

Matrix effects can suppress or enhance analyte signals and compromise accuracy. Learn how sample prep techniques—especially SPE with Strata-X PRO—reduce phospholipid interference and improve LC-MS results.
We, 10.12.2025
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Sample Preparation Tip - What is the Matrix Effect?
How is Normal Phase (NP) SPE Different from Reversed-Phase (RP) SPE?
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How is Normal Phase (NP) SPE Different from Reversed-Phase (RP) SPE?

A clear guide to Normal Phase SPE: when to use it, how polar interactions drive retention, and which solvents to choose in increasing polarity—plus a quick reference list for optimized sample preparation.
We, 3.12.2025
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How is Normal Phase (NP) SPE Different from Reversed-Phase (RP) SPE?
Scaling Analytical Methods to Preparative Chromatography - Part 2
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Scaling Analytical Methods to Preparative Chromatography - Part 2

Learn how to evaluate column loadability when scaling from analytical to preparative HPLC, and how to balance purity, yield, and productivity for optimal purification.
We, 26.11.2025
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Scaling Analytical Methods to Preparative Chromatography - Part 2
What is the most appropriate way to approach scaling up your analytical method when transferring it to preparative chromatography scale? Part 1
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What is the most appropriate way to approach scaling up your analytical method when transferring it to preparative chromatography scale? Part 1

Learn how to balance purity, yield, and throughput when scaling analytical HPLC methods to preparative chromatography.
We, 19.11.2025
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What is the most appropriate way to approach scaling up your analytical method when transferring it to preparative chromatography scale? Part 1
Basic Analytes and the Use of High pH Stable Stationary Phases
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Basic Analytes and the Use of High pH Stable Stationary Phases

Discover how hybrid HPLC materials extend pH stability up to 12, improving retention and peak shape for basic compounds. Learn how Gemini™ and Kinetex™ EVO columns enhance LC-MS/MS performance.
We, 12.11.2025
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Basic Analytes and the Use of High pH Stable Stationary Phases
Overcoming Peak Tailing of Basic Analytes: Silica Type A Stationary Phases RP
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Overcoming Peak Tailing of Basic Analytes: Silica Type A Stationary Phases RP

Learn how to minimize peak tailing when analyzing basic compounds on type A silicas. Explore pH adjustment, mobile phase modifiers, and modern type B silica columns for sharper, more symmetrical peaks.
We, 5.11.2025
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Overcoming Peak Tailing of Basic Analytes: Silica Type A Stationary Phases RP
Episode 4: Introducing a More Confident Era in HPLC-CAD Analysis
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Episode 4: Introducing a More Confident Era in HPLC-CAD Analysis

Discover the new Thermo Scientific Vanquish CAD P Series – the next evolution in HPLC detection. Improved sensitivity, method transfer tools, and real-time optimization.
Tu, 4.11.2025
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Episode 4: Introducing a More Confident Era in HPLC-CAD Analysis
The Role of End-Capping in Reversed-Phase
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The Role of End-Capping in Reversed-Phase

Learn how silica end-capping improves HPLC column performance. Discover how C18, PS-C18, Polar C18, and XB-C18 chemistries enhance retention, peak shape, and selectivity for various analytes.
We, 29.10.2025
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The Role of End-Capping in Reversed-Phase
The Use of Bio-Inert Hardware in the Analysis of Oligonucleotides
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The Use of Bio-Inert Hardware in the Analysis of Oligonucleotides

Discover how bio-inert HPLC hardware enhances oligonucleotide analysis. Learn how BioTi™ columns improve resolution, sensitivity, and reduce adduct formation compared to stainless steel.
We, 22.10.2025
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The Use of Bio-Inert Hardware in the Analysis of Oligonucleotides
Episode 3: Understanding How Charged Aerosol Detection (CAD) Works
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Episode 3: Understanding How Charged Aerosol Detection (CAD) Works

Dive deeper into Charged Aerosol Detection (CAD) technology in HPLC. Learn how nebulization, evaporation, charging, and detection steps deliver consistent, mass-based quantification across analytes.
Tu, 21.10.2025
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Episode 3: Understanding How Charged Aerosol Detection (CAD) Works
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