HPLC method development of structurally similar components is an arduous task to undertake. Understanding the principles of liquid chromatography and applying them in a structured, streamlined approach not only speeds up the method development process but also provides traceability for the activity in an easy-to-follow format. Having a structured protocol for method development also allows novice users to develop methods independently, without the oversight of expert chromatographers. This app note shows fast method development using a structured protocol called the systematic screening protocol. The protocol used to develop the method relies on MaxPeak™ High-Performance Surfaces (HPS) technology, featured in MaxPeak Premier Columns, to mitigate any non-specific adsorption (NSA) seen between the column and the analytes. Employing this column technology, along with the systematic screening protocol, a method was developed which provides good peak shape and complete separation of all eight dyes.
MilliporeSigma: Ultrapure Water for Sensitive LC-MS Analysis of Pesticides
March 25th 2025The aim of the study was to illustrate the efficiency of Milli-Q® water purification systems in eliminating pesticides from tap water, and thereby producing and delivering reliable and consistent-quality ultrapure water suitable for pesticides analysis
Merck: Ultrapure Water for Sensitive LC-MS Analysis of Pesticides
March 25th 2025The aim of the study was to illustrate the efficiency of Milli-Q® water purification systems in eliminating pesticides from tap water, and thereby producing and delivering reliable and consistent-quality ultrapure water suitable for pesticides analysis
PFAS Screening and Characterization
March 24th 2025As PFAS contamination spreads across the environment, advanced screening and characterization techniques are crucial for detection and risk assessment. This e-book explores cutting-edge analytical methods for identifying PFAS in environmental and biological samples.