All articles from Lab Training, covering chromatography, spectroscopy, microbiology, and analytical method validation, in order of publication.
Record keeping of laboratory activities is an essential requirement under Good Documentary Practices (GDP) . An earlier article covered the importance of keeping record of all laboratory activities.
Sophisticated analytical instruments often require special handling and installation conditions as majority of such instruments do not fall in plug and play
Viscous samples constitute a major segment in studies on pharmaceuticals, foods, cosmetics and petroleum products.
Dilution appears to be a simple laboratory operation but it is highly critical for accuracy of your results.
A grating is an optical element in a monochromator that disperses the broadband light beam into distinct wavelengths in AAS Spectrometers
A laboratory needs to introduce high-technology through analytical instruments. Sophisticated instruments meeting your technical requirements.
Induction training is a process of introduction of a new employee to the culture and practices in the organization.
A single solvent seldom meets the requirements for separations carried out using HPLC. In most cases two or more solvents are required to be mixed.
Numerous texts have been written on laboratory safety . Several safety devices and wall posters in almost every laboratory irrespective of its size
Light sources of Atomic Absorption spectrometers generally emit broad spectrum of wavelength bands which require to be separated into individual wavelength
Introduction to the phenomena has been made in the article Air or Nitrous oxide – which is the right oxidant gas for flame Atomic Absorption analysis.
In this article, we have explained the comparison between Electrode-Less Discharge Lamps and Hollow Cathode Lamps as light sources in AAS.
Monochromator is a vital optical component of the Atomic Absorption Spectrometer.
Light sources in AAS briefly provides introduction to hollow cathode lamps and multi element hollow cathode lamps.
In Flame Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy the sample solution is never introduced as a stream direct into the flame as it can destabilize the fame
The flame of the atomic absorption spectrometer is comparable to the absorption cell in an optical spectrometer.
Flame Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy analysis requires an oxidant gas in addition to fuel gas to support combustion.
Why capillary columns are better than packed ones, let’s learn about each of them individually. This will help you understand the differences in a better way.
HPLC is an expensive technique involving use of high purity grade solvents. Adopt UHPLC to get the best out of your High Performance Liquid Chromatography analysis
Biotechnology has been defined as use of living systems and organisms to develop products and processes for the benefit of mankind in terms of improved agricultural yields, food production, medicines and cleaner industrial manufacturing processes.
Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy analysis is an affordable and sensitive technique for determination of trace metals in different samples.
Column length and particle size of stationary phase play a crucial role in separation efficiency and the column back pressure of HPLC columns.
A carrier gas serves as a medium for transport of eluting molecules through the Chromatograph in Gas Chromatography.
GC and HPLC are both separation techniques which have gained immense popularity in both academic and industrial laboratories.
