Application Notes: General

Extraction of pesticides from foods can be a daunting task. QuEChERS have been the industry standard for years but have many shortcomings

Single-step water mitigation and extraction of pesticides from wet foods 9 min automated extraction of pesticides with results comparable to QuEChERS UPLC MS/MS comparative analysis of extracted pesticide residue from wet foods

This application note demonstrated the correlation coefficient (R2) > 0.99 from 26 fragrance compounds analysed by a CDS Analytical dynamic headspace module with PAL.

• Solutions to laboratory-weighing challenges require the latest technology. • New balances offer custom hardware, software, and connectivity solutions.

• Extraction of THC, THCA, CBD, CBDA, and CBN from hemp flower in minutes • Low temperature extraction of cannabinoids to eliminate acid formation • Cannabinoid profile extraction without use of cleanup sorbents

• Extract antioxidants and slip additives from plastic matrices • Rapid automated extraction of plastics • Analysis of additives from plastics after automated extraction

• Rapid alternative to QuEChERS for pesticide analysis • Automated extraction of pesticide mixture from spices • UPLC MS/MS analysis of extracted pesticide residue

• Automated extraction of pesticide mixture from cannabis flower • Analysis by GC and LC of over 300 extracted pesticides • Alternative to QuEChERS for cannabis pesticide analysis

- ADCs can be analyzed using various methods other than the traditional HIC. - New chromatographic materials expand analytical techniques for APOC

• Methods for sports doping control using high resolution mass spectrometry • Using HRMS, one GC–MS and LC–MS method offers efficient, accurate screening

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Extraction of pesticides from foods can be a daunting task. QuEChERS have been the industry standard for years but have many shortcomings including being time consuming and manual. A new, rapid alternative to QuEChERS, that performs a single-step-automated extraction and water removal, is taking the challenge out of food sample prep.

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Here, we demonstrate increased quantitative performance and throughput efficiency on a Thermo Scientific™ Orbitrap Exploris™ 480 LCMS combined with a FAIMS Pro™ device.

Here we investigate the optimal isolation width for the ID and quantification of proteins and peptides for the best possible accuracy and precision in LFQ experiments.

Here we describe an internal standard (IS)-guided LC-MS acquisition workflow for reproducible, sensitive and high-density absolute quantification of pTyr signaling.

Here we discuss the benefits of Real Time Search & advanced spectral processing algorithms on an Orbitrap Tribrid MS to enhance TMT quan accuracy and proteome coverage.

This poster describes the analysis of 117 environmental air pollutants in high-humidity airstreams using thermal desorption with dual-column GC–MS/FID.

This poster describes the analysis of 117 environmental air pollutants in high-humidity airstreams using thermal desorption with dual-column GC–MS/FID.

What you will learn: - Sensor-based asset monitoring & analytics help labs make data-based decisions - Straightforward software helps labs to improve CapEx, OpEx, and productivity

The applicability of AF4-UV-MALS for sizing and quantification of adeno-associated virus (AAV) samples with different degrees of aggregation is presented.

This study investigates the capabilities of asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation coupled with MALS for the detection of carbon nanotubes in soot and soil.

The applicability of AF4-UV-MALS for sizing and quantification of adeno-associated virus (AAV) samples with different degrees of aggregation is presented.

This study investigates the capabilities of asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation coupled with MALS for the detection of carbon nanotubes in soot and soil.

This study demonstrates the combination of inverse supercritical fluid extraction and miniaturized AF4-MALS for the analysis of nanoparticles in commercial sunscreens.

This study demonstrates the combination of inverse supercritical fluid extraction and miniaturized AF4-MALS for the analysis of nanoparticles in commercial sunscreens.

This study describes the analysis of PLGA particles under physiological conditions using centrifugal field-flow fractionation coupled with dynamic light scattering.