Following on from a previous instalment, this month's column assesses evaporative light-scattering detection as a complementary detection mode and builds upon the previous discussion in terms of detector applications.
Craig S. Young
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Articles by Craig S. Young
Craig Young and John Dolan provide tips and techniques for evaporative light-scattering detection.
The authors present an efficient, informed approach to HPLC column selection based upon complementary decisions regarding bonded-phase and particle physical characteristics.
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