LCMS webinars focusing on Columns - page 24

We will talk about the relationship between particle-size and resolution, Optimization the internal diameter of a column and Optimization method parameters when scaling for improved sensitivity.

Matrix-rich samples often require extensive sample preparation when analyzed with HPLC and UHPLC. A robust column material enabling a simplified sample preparation will save time and improve productivity.

This webinar will present strategies to maximize resolution while increasing sample throughput and demonstrate how labs can capitalize on superficially porous particles in preparative LC columns.

We explore the features of new HILIC technology, as well as how using column hardware with inert surfaces can mitigate unwanted interactions between polar analytes that interacting with metal surfaces.

Join us, learn about how to select a LC column, mass spectrometry, receive a certificate of completion, and a free method consultation with one of our technical experts!

This webinar will describe the performance of a new column, Venusil Hilic for the separation of ionic pesticides and inorganic anions chlorate and perchlorate.

This webinar will give an overview of the PFAS workflows from foods and food contact material by focusing on PFAS extraction and analysis from various food samples, include eggs, fish, butter.

We will show you LC-GC×GC-ToFMS/FID for the quantitative and confirmatory analysis of MOSH and MOAH and the targeted approach for detecting and quantifying PFAS in paper and board matrices using LC/QQQ.

This series of seminars covers a range of subjects from sharing best practice for reproducible chromatography to providing an introduction to the theory and practice of method translations.

We will explain how using superficially porous particle – or “CoreShell” columns can make many tasks easier for you but also give you some examples were fully porous particle columns the first choice.