A New Vacuum Ultraviolet Detector for HPLC

Vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) is a range in the electromagnetic spectrum from about 115 nm to 240 nm that is characterized by a very short wavelength, but high energy light. When using this particular range, every molecule has a unique chromophore identifier. Wanting to expand on this technology for high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), Peter Boyle discusses the inception to final product of their latest detector HYDRA™ which combines VUV detection with LC to improve sensitivity, selectivity, and usability.

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• The ease of use of Hydra and set-up.
• Hydra and its detection capabilities.
• The use-cases, markets, and overall significance for HYDRA.