LCMS webinars focusing on Academy/Principles - page 32

The first part of the session will be focused on looking at method development. The second part of the session will be focused on method transfer.

An introduction to the principles of various HPLC detectors such as UV, fluorescence, charged aerosol detection. Also a basic introduction to mass spectrometry for chromatographers.

Looking at the alternatives to the standard approach of using C18 based phase. An opportunity more about some of the more unique column phases and how to optimize your chromatography.

A basic introduction and overview of HPLC and the fundamental theories covering the following topics: What is HPLC? How a HPLC works. Basic theory of separation. Introduction to column chemistry.

This presentation will cover the basics of TQ hardware, discuss the different scan types available and the advantages of each mode of operation.

In this webinar we start reviewing the basics of LCMS single quadruple mass spectrometry, how the system functions and provided molecular weight information not available just using LC/UV detection.

This webinar will cover: Chromatographic variation and Instigating factors, Instrumental factors, Column, Stationary phase, Mobile phase...

This presentation aims to provide a framework within which to navigate the HPLC/UHPLC method scaling parameters to accomplish the goals of an analysis.

We go back to the routes and explain the following topics: Setup of a HPLC system, setup of HPLC columns, separation principles from particles up to mobile phases, terminology and general aspects

How can you control method robustness? What to consider when selecting a column? How can Empower facilitate your method robustness testing?