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Feature|Videos|July 10, 2025
Sustainable Materials in Chromatography: Faster Analyses, Less Consumption
Author(s)Harry Ritchie, PhD, AMT
Harry Ritchie, PhD, Director of Business and Market Development at Advanced Materials Technology, shares how crucial sustainability has become in the field of chromatography, and provides helpful advice for labs looking to meet sustainability initiatives.
The field of chromatography has been increasingly centering sustainability. Ultimately, that means that labs should focus on removing, reducing, replacing, or recycling materials that are non-sustainable. By selecting the right chromatographic tools and technology, labs can update their processes to be more environmentally friendly while also meeting strict regulatory standards.
Watch this video to learn more about:
- How to decrease solvent consumption.
- How to increase productivity with faster analyses.
- How to achieve improved detection with a focus on sustainability.
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