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Totally Porous vs. Superficially Porous HPLC columns
The Problem: The Pressure vs. Efficiency Trade-off Totally Porous Particles (The Old Standard): These are like "sponges" or "Nerf ball...
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Is Your HPLC Method "Green" Enough?
Sustainability in the lab is no longer just a buzzword—in 2025, it’s a necessity. With rising solvent costs and stricter waste regulations, Green ...
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The Critical Role of pKa in HPLC Method Development
In analytical method development, particularly for analyzing active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and their impurities, the pKa value of a compoun...
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Why You Should Use Volatile Buffers in LC-M?
Choosing the right buffers and solvents is critical in LC-MS because the entire mobile phase directly enters the mass spectrometer. Compatibility with...
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Introducing the AI Assistant — your expert companion for HPLC and analytical method troubleshooting.
Excited to announce a powerful new feature in HPLC Calculator app ? ? Fine-tuned on real HPLC problems and solutions ? Aligned with international ...
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Chirality in HPLC Method Development – Why It Matters?
When developing an HPLC method, we often focus on column chemistry, mobile phase composition, and detection. But what happens when the compound itself...
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What Are Impurities in Pharmaceuticals?
Impurities are unwanted chemicals that may be present in drug substances or finished products as a result of manufacturing, storage, or handling. T...
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Serial Dilution: A Cornerstone in Analytical Chemistry
Serial dilution is a fundamental laboratory technique used to reduce concentration step by step. It ensures accurate analysis of pharmaceutical compou...