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Chiral AGP and Chiral HSA column evaluation
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I need to evalute chiral AGP and chiral HSA column, but i don't know procedure testing. So i need some procedures testing and acceptance value for reference. Can you help me?
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- tom jupille
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If you will be using a column for a specific method, the best way is to run a "mini system suitability" for that method. You don't have to run replicates, but just a single check sample to verify that retention, plates, tailing, etc. are OK.
If you are getting the columns for "general purpose" use, the best way is to re-run the manufacturer's test.
If you are getting the columns for "general purpose" use, the best way is to re-run the manufacturer's test.
-- Tom Jupille
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LC Resources / Separation Science Associates
tjupille@lcresources.com
+ 1 (925) 297-5374
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