LCGC North America-02-01-2011

A few simple calculations and estimates can provide insight into a troublesome chromatogram.

For most of us, change isn't easy. Anyone who has tried to kick an ingrained habit knows this. I've been saying for years that I should give up diet cola, but it hasn't happened yet. (Actually, it did happen once, and then I started up again. Sigh.)

A multistep workflow process provides purified samples for in-vitro testing in just two or three business days.

An interview with Jared Anderson of the University of Toledo.

High recovery, reproducibility, and cost savings are among the advantages of this environmentally friendly method.

Identifying unknown compounds continues to challenge analysts.

Miniaturization and solvent substitution are two key approaches.

Chiral chromatography is now the fastest way to access large amounts of enantiopure pharmaceutical compounds.

Click the title above to open the LCGC North America February 2011 regular issue, Vol 29 No 2, in an interactive PDF format.