
A review of cutting-edge analytical extractions using metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), including a description of what MOFs are, their preparation, principles of use, advantages, and application areas.

A review of cutting-edge analytical extractions using metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), including a description of what MOFs are, their preparation, principles of use, advantages, and application areas.

A review of the current state of HIC, focusing on retention and separation mechanisms with the aim of developing more robust methods. Can HIC be considered as a non-denaturing and non-destructive technique with advantages for protein analysis?

Ion-exchange chromatography (IEX) is a frequently overlooked technique. This novel IEX method uses non-aqueous mobile phases to purify a non-crystalline intermediate after a reductive amination with D-xylose. IEX delivers a step change in strength and purity of the intermediate allowing successful downstream processing.

How do the characteristics of the mobile phase waves and retention properties of an analyte of interest impact retention precision?

With full laboratory capability now available in smaller systems, the possibilities for rethinking our use of gas chromatography (GC) both inside and outside the laboratory are (almost) endless.