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Corona CAD question

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hi,

I am currently running an LC-CAD method. The CAD i am running on is a first generation Corona . I have read a great deal of literature about this instrument and the maufacturer claims that the CAD is sensitive down to just a few ng/mL. I am currently running a method with n-ethylmethanesulfonate and I am seeing great peak shape at all concentrations of 50mcg/mL and greater. Anything less than 50, my peak shape completely disappears. My eluent is 95:5 CH3CN:0.1% NH4COOH (aq) isocratic, this is also my sample diluent. My CAD parameters are a range of 1-2 pA and my filter is on High. I have tried increasing my organic concentration up to 99% organic to no avail. Also, I am using a "aqueous normal phase" Diamond Hydride column. Has anyone had this sensitivity issue while using a CAD? how was it resolved? Thanks.

Have you tried to switch the filter off (i.e. to ''none'')?
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