Bruce Bailey | Authors

A novel approach is described for the quantitation of three additives typically used in copper plating using a dual LC system with an ECD and a CAD.

Surfactants present a real challenge to the analytical chemist as they are a very complex class of chemical compounds.

HPLC with diode-array and electrochemical-array detection overcomes sensitivity and specificity limitations in natural products analysis.

Simple, rapid and accurate methods have been developed for the analysis of simple carbohydrates including mono- or disaccharides, or as fairly small glycans (6–11 residues) liberated from glycoproteins using charged aerosol detection combined with mass spectrometry techniques.

Selective cleavage of proteins by the enzyme trypsin helps characterize larger proteins. While MS provides structural information, quantitative analysis is often based on detection by UV at 214 nm.

Quantification of substances, such as drug impurities or library compounds when pure standards are not available is difficult yet often necessary.