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LCGC North America-06-01-2006
LCGC North America
Peaks of Interest
June 01, 2006
Departments
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Thermo, Chata, and Cerno take top awards - Bruker Biosciences to acquire Bruker Optics - Chinese pharmaceutical company selects Thermo - DataApex and Knauer annouce cooperation.
Integration Errors in Chromatographic Analysis, Part II: Large Peak Size Ratios
June 01, 2006
Peer-Reviewed Articles
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In the second of a two-part series, Marlin K.L. Bicking continues to explain his work concerning integration errors in peaks with approximately equal sizes (small peak ratios).
Flash Chromatography
June 01, 2006
Departments
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Flash chromatography is a type of preparative liquid chromatography commonly used in the separation of organic compounds. When purifying organic compounds, few techniques are as easy, inexpensive, and speedy as flash chromatography. Flash chromatography has become a popular method of normal phase separation through purification.
The Power of Mobile Phase Strength
June 01, 2006
LC Troubleshooting
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In this month's installment of "LC Troubleshooting," John Dolan takes a look at solvent strength and sees how we can use it to make predictable changes in the peak movement for reversed-phase LC separations.
The Role of Passive Samplers in the Monitoring of Aquatic Ecosystems and Occupational Hygiene Pollution
June 01, 2006
Sample Prep Perspectives
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Guest authors Luke Chimuka and Ewa Cukrowska provide an in-depth look at the verious approaches to passive sampling, weighing the merits and challenges for each type.
Stephen Dal Nogare: The Person Behind the Award
June 01, 2006
Peer-Reviewed Articles
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The Stephen Dal Nogare award is one of the oldest and most prestigious awards given in chromatography. Little has been written about Stephen Dal Nogare "the man" or his contributions to scientific knowledge, including his unique contributions to separations science. This article describes his scientific career and how it has influenced the practice of chromatography.
Interpretation of Mass Spectra, Part I: Developing Skills
June 01, 2006
MS - The Practical Art
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In this column, Michael Balogh proposes some practices that you can adopt to enhance your prospects of being right when converting data to knowable information and applying it to solving problems.