
Feature|Videos|September 30, 2024
Discussing Analytical Strategies and 2DLC
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This episode covers strategies in place for the analysis of impure mixtures with a larger range of retention factors while still maintaining separation power.
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Discussing analytical strategies, Arnaud Delobel and Claus Rentel consider mass spectrometry (MS) the best approach, and Mark Dickman covers the potential of 2DLC.
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