|Articles|April 8, 2014
- The Column-04-08-2014
- Volume 10
- Issue 6
HPLC/IC Method Development
Author(s)Ade Kujore
Chromatographers are faced with a plethora of analytes, contained within a variety of matrices, for testing. The process of developing different methods can be a tricky, time-consuming process. Ade Kujore from Cecil Instruments Limited, Cambridge, UK, summarizes many of the issues that should be addressed throughout the method development process.
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Chromatographers are faced with a plethora of analytes, contained within a variety of matrices, for testing. The process of developing different methods can be a tricky, time-consuming process. Ade Kujore from Cecil Instruments Limited, Cambridge, UK, summarizes many of the issues that should be addressed throughout the method development process.
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