CHROMacademy Newsletter
23 March 2016

Peak Purity Algorithms using Diode Array Detectors

In an ideal chromatographic separation, all sample components would be isolated from each other and detected as fully resolved peaks...

GC troubleshooting video guide to split, broad, and fronting peaks

This video guide looks at solving the problem of split, broad, and fronting peaks in a real chromatogram using the CHROMacademy GC Troubleshooter....

Nitrogen as a Carrier Gas for Capillary GC

Helium is the most routinely used carrier gas for capillary GC, however, with the pressure of limited worldwide supply resulting in its increasing cost there have been moves to use alternatives...

Column Selection for HPLC Method Development - Tech Tip

The approaches to method development and especially to column selection in HPLC vary widely and when I ask about column selection criteria I get a range of responses...

Selecting Columns and Initial Conditions for IEX and SEC Biomolecule Analysis

In order to fully characterize biopharmaceutical products an array of analytical techniques will be employed...

Crime Scene Chromatography Quiz

Are you more Inspector Clouseau than Magnum P.I.? Take the CHROMacademy Crime Scene Quiz and find out...

Featured eLearning Modules

1. The Theory Of HPLC - Reversed Phase Chromatography
2. Theory and Instrumentation of GC -  Sample Introduction
3. Solid Phase Extraction - Liquid / Liquid Extraction Techniques

Featured Quick Guides

1. Fundamentals of GC-MS Ionization Techniques
2. GC-MS Leak Detection
3. Does Mass Spectrometry Need Chromatography?

Featured Webcasts

1. What GC-MS Operators Need to Know
2. GC-MS/MS Analysis – What you need to know!
3. GC-MS Ionization Processes