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Setup and transfer of a gradient HILIC method for the impurity analysis of temozolomide

Applications | 2020 | Thermo Fisher ScientificInstrumentation
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Successful and Stress-Free LC Method Transfers
2020|Thermo Fisher Scientific|Guides
Table of contents Introduction White Paper 72711 An instrument parameter guide for successful (U)HPLC method transfer Technical Note 73371 Physical adjustment of gradient delay volume as a tool for successful transfer of HPLC methods Application Note 73186 Improving peak results…
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vanquish, vanquishtransfer, transferchlorhexidine, chlorhexidinehplc, hplcimpurity, impuritycore, coresystem, systemmethod, methoduhplc, uhplccompendial, compendialepilogue, epiloguetemozolomide, temozolomidesuccessful, successfulcustom, custommitigation
APPLICATION NOTE 73309 Straightforward transfer of an EP method for impurity analysis of chlorhexidine from an Agilent 1260 Infinity LC system to a Vanquish Core HPLC system Author: Maria Grübner Thermo Fisher Scientific, Germering, Germany Keywords: HPLC method transfer, Vanquish…
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rit, ritrity, rityvanquish, vanquishcore, coreimpurity, impurityhplc, hplcchlorhexidine, chlorhexidinesystem, systemurit, urittransfer, transfergradient, gradientdigluconate, digluconatemonograph, monographequivalent, equivalentmau
APPLICATION NOTE 73309 Straightforward transfer of an EP method for impurity analysis of chlorhexidine from an Agilent 1260 Infinity LC system to a Vanquish Core HPLC system Author: Maria Grübner Thermo Fisher Scientific, Germering, Germany Keywords: HPLC method transfer, Vanquish…
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rit, ritrity, ritycore, corevanquish, vanquishimpurity, impurityhplc, hplcchlorhexidine, chlorhexidinesystem, systemurit, urittransfer, transferdigluconate, digluconategradient, gradientmonograph, monographequivalent, equivalentdeviations
WHITE PAPER 72711 An instrument parameter guide for successful (U)HPLC method transfer Authors Carsten Paul, Maria Grübner, Michael Heidorn, Matthias Krajewski, Sabrina Patzelt, Thomas Piecha, and Frank Steiner Thermo Fisher Scientific, Germering, Germany Keywords UHPLC, HPLC, USP <621>, gradient delay…
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pre, pregdv, gdvheater, heaterthermostatting, thermostattingvolume, volumecolumn, columntemperature, temperatureheating, heatingvanquish, vanquishgradient, gradientair, airstill, stillflex, flexheaters, heaterstransfer
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