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Understand in 3 minutes! How to choose a detector for HPLC! Presentation of explanatory materials available.

Understand in 3 minutes! How to choose a detector for HPLC! Presentation of explanatory materials available.

How to choose a detector for HPLC? A thorough explanation based on a comparison table of the main detectors! Free basic knowledge materials available.

Chromatography is a separation technique, and by appropriately combining it with detectors that can detect the separated analytes, quantitative analysis becomes possible. Detectors need to be selected considering applicable compounds, sensitivity, selectivity, and other factors. This document provides a clear summary of the fundamentals of separation in liquid chromatography (LC), detectors, and principles. It is recommended for those who are learning HPLC for the first time, those who want to review from the basics, and those looking for materials useful for in-house training. [Contents (partial)] ■ Introduction ■ HPLC Equipment ■ Separation in HPLC ■ Detection *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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RI Detector RefractoMax Series

RI Detector RefractoMax Series

A new model of the essential item for sugar analysis and polymer analysis, the RI detector (refractive index detector), has arrived!

- A lineup of four models from fractionation to ultra-high-speed liquid chromatography - High temperature stability due to unique design - Low noise, low drift

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[Case Study] Characterization of Lipid Components in LNP Formulations Using LC-CAD

[Case Study] Characterization of Lipid Components in LNP Formulations Using LC-CAD

Simplifying sample pretreatment with high-sensitivity CAD, achieving rapid and accurate identification of lipid components and molar ratio evaluation.

The development and quality control of LNP formulations require rapid and accurate identification of lipid components and evaluation of molar ratios. This technical document introduces a method for efficiently quantifying the concentration and molar ratio of each lipid in LNP formulations. The Charged Aerosol Detector (CAD) is a versatile detector for liquid chromatography that can detect all non-volatile and semi-volatile compounds. It is particularly sensitive for detecting compounds that do not absorb UV light, such as LNPs. Furthermore, by leveraging the CAD's high sensitivity, consistent responsiveness, and wide dynamic range, we aim to simplify sample preparation and facilitate method development. Additionally, by using the Thermo Scientific Accucore C30 LC column, we can effectively separate lipid components and other excipients in LNP formulations in a short time. This has also confirmed that the measurement results align well with the theoretical molar ratio%. 【Features】 ■ Rapid and accurate identification of lipid components and evaluation of molar ratios ■ Compliance support with Thermo Scientific Chromeleon CDS software ■ Effective separation with Accucore C30 LC column ■ Measurement results that align well with theoretical molar ratio%

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What is a UV-Vis absorbance detector? Free explanatory materials are currently available.

What is a UV-Vis absorbance detector? Free explanatory materials are currently available.

Thorough Explanation of UV-Visible Absorbance Detectors: A Clear and Detailed Explanation of the Differences Between VWD and DAD! Free Basic Knowledge Materials Available!

Many organic compounds analyzed by HPLC have absorption in the ultraviolet-visible region. Therefore, ultraviolet-visible absorbance detectors are the most widely used in HPLC. A deuterium discharge lamp (D2 lamp) is used as the light source, but a tungsten lamp may also be used in conjunction to measure absorption in the visible region with high sensitivity. This document provides a clear summary of the basics of separation in liquid chromatography (LC), detectors, and principles. It is recommended for those who are learning HPLC for the first time, those who want to review from the basics, and those looking for materials useful for in-house training. [Contents (partial)] ■ Introduction ■ HPLC Equipment ■ Separation in HPLC ■ Detection *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Understand in 3 minutes! What is a differential refractive index detector? Free explanatory materials available.

Understand in 3 minutes! What is a differential refractive index detector? Free explanatory materials available.

What is a differential refractive index detector used in HPLC? A comprehensive and easy-to-understand explanation based on a comparison table with other detectors! Free foundational knowledge materials available!

The differential refractive index detector (RID) detects the difference in refractive index of the eluent from the column containing the mobile phase and analytes. It can be used for the detection of all compounds, but its sensitivity is not very good, estimated to be less than 1/1000 of that of a UV-Vis detector. It can detect compounds that do not have UV-visible absorption or fluorescence, making it useful for detecting sugars and synthetic polymers. This document provides a clear summary of the fundamentals of liquid chromatography (LC), detectors, and principles. It is recommended for those who are learning HPLC for the first time, those who want to review from the basics, and those looking for materials useful for in-house training. [Contents (partial)] ■ Introduction ■ HPLC Equipment ■ Separation in HPLC ■ Detection *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Understand in 3 minutes! What is a fluorescence detector? Free explanatory materials available.

Understand in 3 minutes! What is a fluorescence detector? Free explanatory materials available.

What is a fluorescence detector used in HPLC? A thorough explanation based on a comparison table with other detectors! Basic knowledge materials are available for free!

When light is applied, electrons are excited, and the phenomenon of light emission when the excited electrons return to the ground state is called fluorescence. Substances that emit fluorescence are referred to as fluorescent materials, and such compounds can be detected using fluorescence detectors (FLD). The wavelengths of the excitation light and fluorescence are specific to the fluorescent material, making FLDs superior in sensitivity and selectivity compared to UV-Vis detectors. This document provides a clear summary of the basics of separation in liquid chromatography (LC), detectors, and principles. It is recommended for those who are newly learning HPLC, those who want to review from the basics, and those looking for materials useful for in-house training. [Contents (partial)] ■ Introduction ■ HPLC Equipment ■ Separation in HPLC ■ Detection *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Understand in 3 minutes! What is an evaporative light scattering detector? Free explanatory materials available.

Understand in 3 minutes! What is an evaporative light scattering detector? Free explanatory materials available.

What is an evaporative light scattering detector used in HPLC? A comprehensive explanation based on a comparison table with other detectors! Free basic knowledge materials available!

The evaporative light scattering detector (ELSD) detects the scattered light from particles of the analyte after evaporating and removing the mobile phase from the eluent coming from the column. Since the mobile phase must be volatile, mobile phases containing non-volatile salts such as phosphates cannot be used. Additionally, analytes that are highly volatile cannot be applied as they will evaporate along with the mobile phase. However, it is possible to detect compounds that do not have UV-Vis absorption or fluorescence. This document provides a clear summary of the fundamentals of liquid chromatography (LC), detectors, and principles. It is recommended for those who are newly learning HPLC, those who want to review from the basics, and those looking for materials useful for in-house training. [Contents (partial)] ■ Introduction ■ HPLC Equipment ■ Separation in HPLC ■ Detection *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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What is VWD? Free explanatory materials are being offered.

What is VWD? Free explanatory materials are being offered.

Thorough Explanation of One of the UV-Visible Absorbance Detectors, VWD: A Clear Comparison with DAD! Free Basic Knowledge Materials Available!

VWD spectrally analyzes the light from the light source using a grating, converts it into monochromatic light, and then measures the absorbance in a flow cell. Since detection is performed at a single wavelength, it is possible to switch wavelengths using a time program for simultaneous analysis of multiple components when the maximum absorption of each analyte differs. This document provides a clear summary of the fundamentals of liquid chromatography (LC), detectors, and principles. It is recommended for those who are newly learning HPLC, those who want to review from the basics, and those looking for materials useful for in-house training. [Contents (partial)] ■ Introduction ■ HPLC Equipment ■ Separation in HPLC ■ Detection *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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What is DAD? Free explanatory materials are currently being offered.

What is DAD? Free explanatory materials are currently being offered.

A thorough explanation of one of the UV-visible absorbance detectors, DAD. We will also clearly explain the differences with VWD! Basic knowledge materials are available for free.

DAD, unlike VWD, irradiates the cell with light from the light source without spectrally analyzing it. The light that passes through the cell is spectrally analyzed and detected by a device with an array of photodiodes (photodiode array). It is possible to record the UV-Vis spectrum of the eluent from the column. Therefore, simultaneous multi-wavelength detection, peak purity testing, and comparison with the UV-Vis spectrum of standard substances can be performed, making the peak identification capability superior to that of VWD. This document provides a clear summary of the fundamentals of separation in liquid chromatography (LC), detectors, and principles. It is recommended for those who are newly learning HPLC, those who want to review from the basics, and those looking for materials useful for in-house training. [Contents (partial)] ■ Introduction ■ HPLC Equipment ■ Separation in HPLC ■ Detection *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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