In our January issue: COLUMNS LC TROUBLESHOOTING The Role of pH in Retention and Selectivity
The mobile-phase pH can be a powerful tool to control retention and selectivity, but it can also get you in trouble if it is not controlled properly. John Dolan explains more. Read more >>
GC CONNECTIONS How to Control Peak Resolution
The experimental factors that control peak resolution and how chromatographers can use this to find an optimum between time, cost, and performance are examined.
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SAMPLE PREPARATION PERSPECTIVES Microextraction and Forensic Toxicology Analysis
This instalment describes several commonly used microextraction sample preparation techniques and their applications to forensic toxicology analysis.
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PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES High-Throughput Sample Preparation
This article summarizes current experiences with PALME, based on work in a university laboratory and an analytical services contract laboratory. Read more >>
Characterizing Mesquite Flour Using LC–MS
A liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry (LC–MS) method was used in conjunction with two complementary types of chromatographic retention modes — reversed phase and aqueous normal phase — to identify various compounds present in mesquite flour extracts. Read more >>
A Tool for Learning and Teaching LC
This free software allows teachers to illustrate the basic principles of HPLC, such as chromatographic resolution, the van Deemter equation, and how to manipulate or adapt retention in reversed-phase HPLC. Read more >>
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