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What is the HPLC Grade of Acetone and Acetonitrile?

Both acetone and acetonitrile are highly used solvents in the biotechnology world. Researchers and scientists use it in pharmaceuticals, the food industry, the makeup industry, etc.  In this article, you will find important information about acetone and acetonitrile. Apart from that, find out how we use both in our labs

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Mimi Webb is No Match For HPLC – Don’t Set A House On Fire

Fire will always touch our hearts. We may feel warm or sad, from the fireplace vibes to the fire girl meme and many unfortunate incidents. A fire can occur in residential houses, commercial buildings, laboratories, or academic settings. Authorities conduct fire investigations to ensure public safety and determine any liability.

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Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for HPLC Analysis

In general, people use Standard Operating Procedures every day. It is a step-by-step guideline for your business or any operation you do.  Standard Operating Procedures let you do things in order. The SOP will give your operation a structure, and you will do your tasks more effectively.  This article will

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What is Chromatography – Applications and Methods

There is a lot of information about chromatography, one of the most commonly used biotechnology techniques. We, researchers and scientists, use it in everyday situations – and some of them, people often don’t think or know about.  Chromatography is a technique researchers use in, for example, food or drug analysis.

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