LCGC Europe, Nov 1, 2012 - Chromatography Online
LCGC Europe, Nov 1, 2012
LC Troubleshooting
Evaluation of an LC Method
By Fatos Osmani , John W. Dolan
How can we tell if a liquid chromatography method is working properly? How can a compendial method be adjusted to speed up the run time?
GC Connections
Q&A: Gases
By John V. Hinshaw
In this month's instament, John Hinshaw addresses a number of frequently asked questions about gases and their delivery to a gas chromatography instrument.
The Essentials
Quadrupole Mass Analysers: An Introduction
An excerpt from LCGC's e-learning tutorial on quadrupole mass analysers at CHROMacademy.com
Questions of Quality
Getting It Write?
By R.D. McDowall
Written procedures used by trained staff are the basis for all quality systems but there are many ways of writing a procedure. Are you getting it write?
Articles
An Improved LC–MS–MS Method for the Determination of Clenbuterol in Human Urine
By Jianghai Lu , Genye He , Xiaobing Wang , Youxuan Xu , Sheng Yang , Ying Dong , Yun Wu , Zhiyong Yang , Moutian Wu , Gangfeng Ouyang
An improved liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC–MS–MS) method for the screening and confirmation of clenbuterol in human urine in sports doping applications was developed and validated.
Enantiomer and Topoisomer Separation of Acidic Compounds on Anion-Exchanger Chiral Stationary Phases by HPLC and SFC
Quinine- and quinidine-derived anion-exchanger chiral stationary phases have proven to be versatile in enantiomer separation of acidic compounds in HPLC. In this article, the authors demonstrate their performance in specific HPLC applications involving enantiomer resolution and topoisomer separation.
Event News
Event News
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