Analytical Chemistry and Chromatography Techniques
Running You Through HPLC: How Does it Work?
Your advisor tells you that he wants you to use HPLC to analyze your compound. You know you’ve heard of this technique before, but you can’t remember what HPLC stands for, let alone how to go about doing it! We’ve all been there, and I bet you wish you had paid more attention in that…
Read MoreExploiting HPLC and UHPLC Selectivity With Rational Stationary Phase Design
In this seminar, we explore the power of selectivity using the resolution equation in HPLC and UHPLC. Using a variety of chromatographic data, we discuss how incorporating an aromatic building block in phase design has led to the unique bonded phases ACE® C18-AR and ACE® C18-PFP. These unique phases have been engineered based upon the popular…
Read MoreWhat Can NMR Do For You? — Part Two
Welcome to part two of “What Can NMR Do For You?”, a three-part series in which we see how you can use simple NMR experiments in your research. In part one, we went over some key points to keep in mind when doing NMR on proteins and DNA, such as sample preparation, and saw how…
Read MoreRecent Developments in Fused-Core Technology for the High Speed High Resolution Analysis of Biomolecules
HPLC separations of biomolecules have traditionally required much time in order to achieve the required resolution for complex samples. However, this has recently begun to change with the developments that have been made in Fused-Core particle technology. HPLC columns of high purity silica that are 2.7 µm in total particle size with a 0.5 µm…
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