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08/20/2015
Four different polymers are analyzed by GPC/SEC to investigate the effect of molecular weight, dispersity and molecular structure on the final properties of the polymer.
08/14/2015 | Andrew Palmer, Theodore Alexandrov
Automated and reliable tools for spatially annotating metabolites from imaging mass spectrometry data are essential.
07/20/2015 | Heinz Siesler
New developments are mobilizing Raman, mid-infrared and near-infrared spectroscopy for a whole host of innovative handheld applications.
07/20/2015 | Stephanie Vine
Fingerprinting ice with FTIR spectroscopy ahead of New Horizons flyby of Pluto
07/17/2015 | Rich Whitworth
And it appears Pluto loves us back – its “two-tone heart” has enchanted scientists and the general public alike. But what’s that got to do with analytical science?
07/03/2015
This paper shows how using a solvent trap can be used to prevent sample drying/solvent loss during extended testing, helping to ensure that only rheological changes are being measured and not artifacts resulting from drying of the sample at the air/sample interface.
The top 10 reasons to consider an advanced multi-detector SEC system, which incorporates light scattering detectors for the measurement of absolute molecular weight and molecular weight distribution with excellent accuracy.
The stability of a protein sample and its tendency to aggregate is explored using a combination of SEC-MALS and DLS
Read how DLS-based optical microrheology can be used to determine the rheological behavior of polymer solutions and the impact of tracer particle chemistry on the measured microrheological response.
06/15/2015 | Joshua Coon
At ASMS 2015, GC-Orbitrap™ technology was unleashed onto an expectant analytical community. Here’s the backstory.
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