LCGC North America, Oct 1, 2009 - Chromatography Online
LCGC North America, Oct 1, 2009
Column Watch
Adjustment to the Chromatographic System in U.S. Pharmacopeia Monographs: Flexibility and Limitations
By Ravi Ravichandran , Horacio N. Pappa
To meet system suitability requirements, chromatographers might need to make adjustments to the high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) operating conditions.
LC Troubleshooting
Integration Problems
By John W. Dolan
What's the best way to integrate a peak?
MSThe Practical Art
The Reality of Lab-on-a-Chip Technology for the Mass Spectrometry Laboratory
By Jack Henion
In this installment of "MS-The Practical Art," guest columnist Jack Henion presents an historical and practical overview of lab-on-a-chip (LOC) research and the commercial achievement associated with it so far.
Regular Article
Review of Volatile Perfluorocarboxylic Acids as Ion Pair Reagents in LC: Part II
By Wayne O. Aruda , Kenneth O. Aruda
In Part II, we review MS ionization suppression; column, pH, and temperature selection; and system peaks and column equilibration issues associated with the use of five volatile perfluorocarboxylic acid reagents in LC.
From the Editor
The Third Annual LCGC Pittcon Awards: Establishing a Tradition
By David Walsh
They say it takes several years for an awards program to really get off the ground and start amassing a history, establishing a place for itself in the industry. If this is true, then I believe we can safely say that this year, the LCGC Pittcon Awards have officially arrived. With past Lifetime Achievement Award winners such as Walt Jennings and Harold McNair, and bright young stars such as Gert Desmet and Kevin Schug claiming Emerging Leader honors over the past couple of years, there is a great deal of suspense building over who will win the 2010 awards, set to be presented at Pittcon 2010 in Orlando, Florida.
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