The Column-12-17-2018

The Column

Vol 14 No 12 The Column December 2018 North American PDF

December 17, 2018

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Click the title above to open The Column December 2018 North American issue in an interactive PDF format.

Vol 14 No 12 The Column December 2018 Europe and Asia PDF

December 17, 2018

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Click the title above to open The Column December 2018 European/Asia issue in an interactive PDF format.

Instrumental Innovations 2018

December 17, 2018

Instrumental Innovations 2018

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Selected highlights of innovative chromatography products.

Crawford Scientific Acquires Anatune Ltd

December 17, 2018

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Crawford Scientific has announced the acquisition of Anatune Ltd.

Peak Packaging On Point

December 17, 2018

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Peak Scientific and Macfarlane Packaging have been awarded the “Supply Chain Solution of the Year Award” at the 2018 UK Packaging Awards.

GC×GC–MS for Forensic Analysis

December 17, 2018

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GC–MS is considered the gold standard in forensic trace evidence analysis because of its ability to chromatographically separate and analyze components in mixtures. Although GC×GC–MS has been used extensively in the oil and petroleum and flavour and fragrance industries, it has not been fully explored in the forensic sector. However, forensic scientists often encounter highly complex samples that would benefit from the capabilities of GC×GC–MS, such as, sexual lubricants, automobile paints, and tyres. GC×GC–MS analysis can allow for the deconvolution of coeluted components while providing increased sensitivity of minor components to help benefit any forensic laboratory.

Tips & Tricks GPC/SEC: What You Need to Know to Allow for Efficient GPC/SEC Troubleshooting

December 17, 2018

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Although modern GPC/SEC instruments are generally very reliable, scientists sometimes encounter problems. This instalment of GPC/SEC Tips & Tricks offers advice on how to efficiently identify the root cause of problems, such as dealing with a too high pressure, loss of resolution, or drifting baselines.