LCMS webinars focusing on UV-Vis - page 11

Why are corrected baselines important in making a good uv-vis (nir) measurement? What are the components of a baseline and what do they tell us about the performance of the instrument?

This Workshop will focus on the basics of the Cary Eclipse fluorescence software and its operation as well as the optimization of the observed signal.

Combining titration and Vis-Near-Infrared Spectroscopy for higher sample throughput & faster results.

When using a UV-VIS Spectrometer for routine measurements, efficiency and throughput are key.

While making a UV-Vis (-NIR) measurement is simple, making an accurate measurement requires an understanding of instrument parameters and their effects on the measurement.

An examination into the types of measurements and the accessory(s) needed to gather the desired data will be made in this discussion.

We will discuss in this webinar what to do in these scenarios - and how simultaneous data collection can speed up sample throughput and improve workflows.

Join us to become familiar with performing UV-Vis measurements and how instrumental parameters, solvents, and cuvettes selection, etc. can affect your results.

Agilent's Cary 60 and Cary 3500 UV-VIS spectrometers are capable of meeting 21 CFR Part 11 regulations and requirements and are here to help.

We will go over what is happening when we take a UV-VIS measurement, discuss how measurement parameters can improve our data collection, and look at applications like concentration and kinetics.