In this LCGC Blog, Tony Taylor performs various experiments with ChatGPT to test how useful the AI technology can be in aiding chromatographers' work.
Manufacturing capillary gas chromatography (GC) columns is a very complex procedure, with many production factors to consider. In this LCGC Blog, Tony Taylor lists some of the vital components of the GC column-making process.
By following some simple guidelines, you can ensure your GC columns live a long and healthy life.
In this LCGC blog, we reflect on the movement to make analytical chemistry more environmentally friendly, and how to potentially better those efforts for the industry's future.
In this LCGC blog, some words of wisdom are offered to help one avoid that panic situation of having to change the GC column or delay the analytical results.
The new General Chapter does reflect the great work of the Pharmacopoeias in helping chromatographers to use more modern technology for their regulated methods, speeding up analysis, and reducing waste. The latest revision allows us to adjust column dimensions for gradient separations, which is a significant advance. Although these freedoms are welcomed, one must be very mindful of the requirements or limits of the allowable changes and the verification work that underpins our demonstration of equivalent performance of the adjusted method.