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What types of tubing are used in the laboratory?In liquid chromatography and other fluidic laboratory applications, there is a broad range of tubing materials, sizes, and specifications to choose from …

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One of the most pressing concerns in today’s world is the state of our environment. Our planet faces numerous challenges, including climate change, deforestation, and ozone depletion. However, one of …

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Liquid chromatography can be performed using various techniques, including reverse-phase and hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography (HILIC). This method of chromatography involves an HPLC pump …

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Improper waste collection and handling of hazardous waste can put the people and property in a lab at risk. Long gone are the days of dumping HPLC solvent waste down the drain, but even experienced ch …

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Stainless steel tubing is the most popular material for HPLC and UHPLC due to it being compatible with many HPLC solvents, and able to withstand very high pressures. PEEK is the most common alternativ …

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Ethyl glucuronide (EtG) and ethyl sulfate (EtS) biomarkers are formed by the liver after ethanol ingestion. They can be detected in urine approximately 2-80 hours after alcohol is consumed. Due to the …

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Using 96 well plates instead of autosampler vials has significant advantages for high throughput labs, due to the ease of automation. Unfortunately, not all steps in the process can be fully automated …

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