Evaluating Ion Chromatography Suppression Options

contributed by Thermo Fisher Scientific | 09/21/2018

In the years leading up to 1971, Hamish Small and the other ion chromatography (IC) pioneers at the Dow Chemical Company abandoned ion-exchange chromatography as a practical technique. They had found that the highly concentrated solutions needed to displace some analytes of interest created such a high level of noise that it masked the analyte signal.

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