Practical Problem Solving in HPLC

Quick and easy solutions to HPLC problems! For 45 typical questions of HPLC users, the answer and general conclusions are presented on no more than 4 pages each. The book covers - simple equipment tests and selection criteria for columns, buffers etc. - specific problems and how to solve them - options for optimizing separations. The book also features a special chapter on the retention of ionizable components in RP-HPLC, references, data tables and check lists. It's a first-aid kit for every HPLC user. Stavros Kromidas is managing director of NOVIA, a company offering consulting services and training courses for analytical laboratories. For five years he was sales manager for the HPLC manufacturer Waters in Germany. He is author and editor of numerous books.

stavros Kromidas Practical Problem Solving In Hplc Quick And Easy Solutions To Hplc Problems! For 45 Typical Questions Of Hplc Users, The Answer And General Conclusions Are Presented On No More Than 4 Pages Each. The Book Covers

• simple Equipment Tests And Selection Criteria For Columns, Buffers Etc.
• specific Problems And How To Solve Them
• options For Optimizing Separations.

the Book Also Features A Special Chapter On The Retention Of Ionizable Components In Rp-hplc, References, Data Tables And Check Lists. It’s First-aid Kit For Every Hplc User.

Provides quick and easy solutions to HPLC problems. For 45 typical questions of HPLC users, the answer and general conclusions are presented on no more than 4 pages each. The book covers simple equipment tests and selection criteria for columns, buffers etc., specific problems and how to solve them and options for optimizing separations. Also features a special chapter on the retention of ionisable components in RP-HPLC, references, data tables and check lists This practical guide presents answers and general conclusions to 45 typical and frequently asked questions by HPLC users. It deals with specific problems and their solutions and provides options for optimizing separations. Also featured are addresses of manufacturers, and references. A short and not too serious look at the name HPLC is followed by a list of frequently used abbreviations and symbols and some tips for newcomers to the subject, including a checklist to be used before doing an HPLC run.