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CHROMacademy Newsletter
18 June 2014
Buffer choice for HPLC separations

We take a look at the important topic of buffer choice for HPLC separations, how to the choose the correct buffer type and concentration as well as how to avoid variability in retention and selectivity. More »

Microextraction eLearning Module

Microextraction techniques are gaining popularity due to the fact that they are green, efficient, and easy to perform.  This elearning module will introduce single drop microextraction (SDME) and solid phase microextraction (SPME) using interactive content to clearly demonstrate how each technique works.  Detailed information is provided on the parameters which should be optimized to achieve the best extraction efficiency.
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GC-MS Leak Detection

Leaks in GC-MS are particularly insidious.  How do you know when you have a leak and where do you start to look for it.  It is something that will happen to all chromatographers at some point.  Here is our quick guide to how to identify the source of GC-MS leaks. More »

HPLC Method Confusion

Following a published method is great when it works, however, what happens when the chromatography fails and you don’t understand why there are certain components in the mobile phase?  Or when you look at a method and don’t understand it? More »

Introduction to Infrared Spectroscopy

The CHROMacademy Infrared courses cover the fundamental principles of the techniques and basics of instrument design as well as an introduction to interpretation of Infrared Spectra.

Free CHROMacademy eLearning Module »

SPE Meth Dev - interactive learning tool

This month we look at a simple and structured approach to developing a reversed phase Solid Phase Extraction (SPE) method. We’ve provided an interactive learning tool to allow you to evaluate different sets of conditions and see what effect they have on the resulting chromatogram. More »

HPLC Method Development | LIVE on the Web

Logical and informed method development will lead to high quality, reproducible and robust HPLC methods.

LIVE on the Web course starts July 2014
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