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Special Issues-12-01-2016 | LCGC Supplements
Special Issues
Vol 34 No s12 LCGC North America December 2016 Corporate Capabilities PDF
December 02, 2016
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Click the title above to open the LCGC North America December 2016 Corporate Capabilities, Vol 34 No s12, in an interactive PDF format.
The Extraction of Perfluorinated Alkyl Acids PFAAs in Drinking Water Using Automated Cartridge SPE
December 01, 2016
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Flavor Profiling of Milk and Premium Teas by HiSorb Sorptive Extraction with Thermal DesorptionGCMS Analysis
December 01, 2016
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This study shows that the organic compounds giving rise to the flavor of beverages can be identified by high-capacity sorptive extraction using PDMS probes, wih analysis by thermal desorption–GC–MS.
Environmental Sample Preparation Using the Microlab 600 Is Accurate and Fast
December 01, 2016
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Environmental laboratories analyze customer samples to determine the concentration of contaminants in soil, drinking water, and so on. Frequently these samples are diluted prior to analysis by the ICP-MS. It is critical that these dilutions are accurate and reproducible. In this study we compared the speed, accuracy, and consumable costs for common sample preparation techniques and found that the Microlab 600 is the best option.
Investigation of Pore Size Particle Size and Column Geometry Effects on SEC Analysis of Monoclonal Antibodies
December 01, 2016
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Smaller particle size stationary phases have seen increased use in the modern analytical laboratory due to their ability to exhibit greater resolution while enabling the use of smaller column geometries. Shorter column lengths and narrower bores allow for faster run times and lower flow rates, decreasing laboratory costs in terms of solvent consumption and man-hours needed to run the analyses. This application note examines the effects of smaller particle sizes in various column geometries on size-exclusion chromatography (SEC) methods and the method variables affecting the characterization of antibody products.
The Usage of Isopropyl Alcohol in Size-Exclusion Chromatography for Monoclonal Antibody Separation
December 01, 2016
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A Rapid and Sensitive LC MSMS Method for the Analysis of Three Forms of Thyroid Hormones Using Raptor Biphenyl LC Columns
December 01, 2016
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A Rapid and Sensitive LC MSMS Method for the Analysis of Three Forms of Thyroid Hormones Using Raptor Biphenyl LC Columns
December 01, 2016
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