When coupled with gel permeation/size exclusion
chromatography, light scattering detection allows the measurement of
true – or “absolute” – molecular weight (MW) of macromolecules, as
opposed to the relative values obtained from conventional column
calibration methods. The LenS3 MALS detector is a static multi-angle
light scattering detector compatible with any UHPLC, HPLC, SEC, or
GPC systems, designed to determine molecular weight and size within
the range of 200-108 g/mol and 2-300 nm. This guide describes the
technology, features, and functions of the LenS3 MALS Detector, along
with application data examples. Learn how easy it is to utilize MALS in
your polymer characterization.
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