|Articles|September 1, 1999

LCGC North America

  • September 1999
  • Volume 17
  • Issue 9
  • Pages: 828–834

Another 10 Ways to Spoil a CE Separation

This month's "CE Currents" continues an examination of problems that users may find in routine CE work. Readers can avoid these problems by adopting the working practices suggested by the authors.

Earlier this year "CE Currents" examined various problems that users may face in routine capillary electrophoresis (CE). This column discusses another set of challenges representing both frequently encountered and rare situations. By adopting good working practices, CE users can avoid them altogether.

LCGC 17(9), 828–834 (1999).

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