Knowledge Base

Doping detection is important in maintaining fair play in horse racing. Learn instrumental analysis techniques and rapid detection methods implemented in the process.

Learn how to select flash columns based on injection volume requirements or determine the injection volumes for your flash columns.

Properly powering on and off liquid chromatography instruments are crucial for their lifespan. This guide outlines key steps for safely starting and stopping them.

Amino (NH2) columns excel in separating various sugars by hydrophilic interactions, while sugar columns use coordination exchange for better separation of monosaccharides and sugar alcohols.

Discover the diverse range of Welch C18 columns, their specialized bonding techniques, and performance for enhanced chromatographic separations.

Explore the types of ion-pair reagents used in liquid chromatography, including traditional, volatile, and elution agents, and their applications for improved peak retention and shape.

In addition to making people uncomfortable, high temperatures can also affect our HPLC systems. Have you noticed that summer is a season when HPLC problems frequently occur? Let's take a...

Introduction In liquid chromatography analysis, when buffer salts or acidic additives are used in the mobile phase and gradient elution is employed, it is common to encounter inexplicable peaks on...

Mycotoxin Immunoaffinity Cartridges—These cartridges adsorb mycotoxins based on the specific interaction between antigens and antibodies. For first-time users, there are often many questions. The most frequently asked questions include: 'How...

The detection limit and quantitation limit are important attributes of analytical methods. However, in actual scientific research, many colleagues only know that the detection limit is 3 times the signal-to-noise...

Learn how to clean, passivate, and maintain HPLC systems to remove contamination, prevent corrosion, and improve peak shape for optimal performance.

Learn about essential chromatography time concepts like retention, dead, adjusted retention, relative retention, and delay time for accurate analysis and method development.