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2014-15 Chromatography Columns and Consumables Catalogue Now Available
Chromatographers can now use the latest interactive mobile technology, in addition to standard print and on-line catalogues, to access the comprehensive portfolio of chromatography columns, consumables and accessories from Thermo Fisher Scientific.
656 pages of product listings are organised into four sections: Sample Preparation, Sample Handling, GC Columns & Consumables, and LC Columns & Accessories. The 2014-15 edition contains numerous new Thermo Scientific listings, including: SOLA solid phase extraction sample preparation products, SureStop vials, Webseal plates and mats, the latest LC and Bio LC columns and the full suite of Thermo Scientific Viper fittings for nano/capillary-LC.
Hydrogen Sensor for Select Gas Chromatography Systems Introduced
Agilent Technologies have introduced the new Agilent Hydrogen Sensor for the 7890B Gas Chromatography system. The new sensor helps GC users move away from costly helium carrier gas by providing the additional level of security many organisations require in order to use hydrogen.
The self-calibrating sensor will automatically execute a safe sequence for the shutdown of the GC system if even a small hydrogen leak is detected, preventing potentially hazardous situations in the laboratory.
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The hydrogen sensor is the latest in a series of carrier-gas-saving solutions to help GC users deal with helium supply shortages and rising helium costs. While hydrogen provides the fastest and highest resolution for chromatographic separations, sometimes changing carrier gas from helium is not possible or practical for a particular analysis. In such cases, the Agilent Programmable Helium Conservation Module, with ‘Sleep- Wake’ modes for the Agilent 7890B GC to conserve helium, dramatically increases the length of time a helium tank can be used and reduces the cost of helium in the laboratory.
“Because laboratories face increasing supply-chain constraints and operating costs, it is our priority to develop products that provide economical operation,” said Agilent’s Jason Ashe, GC Product Manager. “We also work with our customers to develop a wide range of applications and analysers that use a variety of carrier gases. These allow for immediate success implementing pre-optimised methods in the laboratory, significantly reducing the time-to-first-sample.”
To further reduce gas chromatography labs’ reliance on helium, Agilent provides alternate carrier gas solutions to help customers further decrease consumption or migrate to alternate gases. Helium conservation eliminates the need for method revalidation and can reduce helium consumption by up to 90%.
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www.thermoscientific.com/catalog to hard copy, PDF, and interactive versions for mobile devices running iOSTM and AndroidTM platforms, as well as, for computers running the WindowsTM operating system and AppleTM . The interactive catalogue versions include social media links to useful community-based information.
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Agilent Technologies Inc have announced the release of ‘Sample Preparation Fundamentals for Chromatography’, written by sample preparation expert Ronald E. Majors, PhD. The publication is a comprehensive reference guide for chromatography sample preparation methodologies.
“The purpose of this book is to outline some of the most popular sample preparation technologies in use today,” said Majors. “From ‘dilute and shoot’ to multistage sample handling, the guide showcases the proper use of these technologies to obtain optimum results.”
The guide features the basics of sample preparation as well as instructions on how laboratories can expand their sample preparation capabilities.
“We are pleased to provide this valuable resource to analytical scientists who are either new to sample preparation or who need more advanced training,” said Trisa Robarge, Agilent’s Manager of Sample Preparation Products. “The book illustrates and explains the whole spectrum of sampling fundamentals, processes and instruments, and is a powerful resource for all analytical scientists.”
The guide covers a range of topics, from an overview of sample types to derivatisation techniques for HPLC and GC analysis. This reference helps readers identify and handle various types of samples, materials and analytes, and select proper sampling and extraction methodologies.
The 355-page book contains more than 150 images, illustrations and chromatograms. It includes a 300-word glossary of sample preparation terms that can help both novice and expert alike.
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Updated Product Guide for 2014/2015 Released
Phenomenex Inc announces the publication of its updated product and services guide for 2014/2015. Covering the company’s comprehensive lines of HPLC/UHPLC Columns, GC Columns, and SFC columns and sample preparation products, this year’s catalogue includes many new offerings, including a new Yarra™ analytical dimension and prep column and a new Aeris™ Peptide 2.6µ column. The 412-page guide incorporates a Kinetex®
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column selection guide, new excipient applications on Phenogel™ GPC columns and new chiral column comparisons. Also new this year is a sample request tool for solid phase extraction tubes, Verex™ certified vials, and Phenex™ syringe filters.
The new guide is available online or in a full-colour print version. Online, the guide includes links to new corporate videos as well as Phenomenex’s unmatched range of web tools that enable customers to easily find applications, select columns and accessories, and access round-the-clock support. Multiple country-specific print versions have been published this year for the convenience of customers in key geographic areas. Print and digital catalogues can be requested at
www.phenomenex.com/pr/ catalog.
“Our guide is extremely easy to use and full of useful products, technical tips and applications,” said Kari Kelly, Corporate Marketing Manager for Phenomenex. “Its an
excellent complement to our award-winning website and comprehensive collection of web tools and resources, which we are continually developing.”
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Medium Pressure Liquid Chromatography Columns Introduced . These new columns are packed with immobilised chiral stationary phases (CSPs) for the separation of
Chiral Technologies Worldwide announces the availability of its first medium pressure liquid chromatography (MPLC) columns, CHIRALFLASH® enantiomers.
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The CHIRALFLASH columns, 30-mm internal diameter and 100-mm length, are packed with Daicel’s 20-µm IA, IC, ID and IF CSPs. The semi-preparative CHIRALFLASH columns are specifically designed for rapid and low-cost separation of target compounds for exploratory stage processes.
The columns are reusable and are compatible with any commercially available flash chromatography systems.
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