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This application note demonstrates quantitative analysis of explosive standards by thermally desorb the sample into a GC-MS by a CDS 7550S system. 

This application note outlines a new specialized SPE sorbent for EPH fractionation designed to help overcome the challenges associated with the traditional silica gel approach.

Analyzing crops for beneficial and harmful compounds is an indispensable tool for assessing the viability of various agricultural crops for consumption.

This application note presents data on a rapid, automated polymer degradation study under ultraviolet (UV) light with the presence of oxygen at a controlled temperature.

An isocratic HPLC method for the analysis of aflatoxins. Uses the DFL-10 (filter fluorescence detector) with a photochemical reactor to improve sensitivity.

Select the proper manifold for your individual microbiological testing procedure, choose between reusable and single use funnels or filtration units, and decide between different sizes of manifolds and enjoy the manifold that adapts to your needs.

Innovative design features, coupled with the largest surface areas and fastest flow rates make Minisart® syringe filters the ideal choice for your syringe filtration needs.

Safety first: Whatever beverage you produce – beer, wine, bottled water, softdrinks, or spirits - you cannot afford to compromise on quality. Sartorius helps you meet the industry’s growing challenges now.

This application note describes the improved identification of pharmaceutical low-level impurities when using SFC and UHPLC as orthogonal separation modes.

Discover an automated sample preparation system that effectively and efficiently extracts diquat and paraquat from drinking water via EPA Method 549.2.

Teach a virtual chromatography lab with LC simulation software. See how one chemistry professor replaced hands-on labs with online experiential learning.

This application demonstrates the efficacy of this chromatographic technique for a fast orthogonal analysis to evaluate mAb ADCC activity.

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