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In this 12 part podcast series, expert chromatographers from Agilent Technologies offer helpful hints that they have collected in their years of experience to address some of the most popular concerns and difficulties in HPLC analysis. Learn the best tips and improve your chromatography results today! A new tip will be provided the last week of every month.

Tip #6: Caring for your UV detector Flow Cells
Baseline problems can include noise, wandering, drift, ghost peaks, and negative peaks. These symptoms can be of both mechanical and chemical origins. Today’s podcast is dedicated to highlighting some tips that you can watch for, or apply in your lab to reduce or remove these anomalies.
Michael Woodman
LC Applications Engineer
Agilent Technologies
Moderator : Dave Walsh



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