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Results 1251–1260 of 1416
06/11/2014
GC-MS based pesticide analysis utilizing a new and fast QuEChERS sample preparation procedure
06/11/2014 | Contributed by Supelco
Larger porous shell particles with narrow particle size distribution - used in reversed-phase U/HPLC analysis of peptides and proteins - provide increased efficiency per unit pressure drop, which can be taken advantage of by increasing peak capacity or traded in to reduce analysis time.
06/10/2014 | Contributed by PSS
Isocratic GPC/SEC is a powerful tool to separate macromolecules based on their hydrodynamic volume. In case of homopolymers GPC/SEC allows the fast, precise and easy determination of the complete molar mass distribution.
06/02/2014 | Contributed by Gilson
Tea crops have both worldwide economic impact and widespread consumption due to their specific aroma as well as the promised health benefits, especially for green tea.
06/02/2014 | Contributed by Markes International Ltd
This Application Note gives advice on which sorbent to use for pumped or diffusive tube monitoring of various vapour-phase organics, and suggests parameters for conditioning and storing packed tubes.
05/29/2014 | Contributed by Biotage
This application note describes a polymer based-based strong anion exchange mixed-mode SPE protocol for the extraction of T3, rT3 and T4 from serum prior to LC-MS/MS analysis.
05/22/2014
roducts containing chili or tomato are often colored to increase the attractiveness (e.g., of hot sauces, pesto, chili powder, curcuma and herb mixtures).
05/15/2014 | Contributed by Markes International Ltd
This Application Note shows that BenchTOF time-of-flight mass spectrometers provide a robust, high-performance and highthroughput solution for screening multiple trace-level environmental contaminants
05/08/2014 | Contributed by Peak Scientific
This application note aims to demonstrate the injection of a complex, 76-component sample diluted in Dichloromethane (DCM) using hydrogen carrier gas.
05/07/2014
Fresh ultrapure water used in all the experiments was produced from a Milli-Q® water purification system fed by an Elix system. The Milli-Q® system was equipped with online resistivity and TOC monitors. Unless otherwise specified, a 0.22 μm membrane was used at the point-of-delivery purifier (Millipak).
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