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How is Normal Phase (NP) SPE Different from Reversed-Phase (RP) SPE?
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How is Normal Phase (NP) SPE Different from Reversed-Phase (RP) SPE?

A clear guide to Normal Phase SPE: when to use it, how polar interactions drive retention, and which solvents to choose in increasing polarity—plus a quick reference list for optimized sample preparation.
We, 3.12.2025
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GC Technical Tip - The Inlet: Setting a Maintenance Schedule
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GC Technical Tip - The Inlet: Setting a Maintenance Schedule

GC performance often declines due to worn or contaminated inlet parts. Regular replacement of liners, septa, and key components reduces failures, prevents downtime, and keeps results consistent.
We, 26.11.2025
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How Hot is TOO Hot? - Part 2
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How Hot is TOO Hot? - Part 2

A clear guide to GC column temperature limits: how maximum and minimum temperatures affect stability, when damage occurs, and how high-temperature Zebron columns extend performance for demanding analyses.
We, 19.11.2025
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How Hot is TOO Hot? - Part 2
How Hot is TOO Hot? - Part 1
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How Hot is TOO Hot? - Part 1

Learn how to safely operate GC columns at high temperatures. Discover the effects of overheating, key temperature limits, and why Zebron™ and Inferno™ columns offer superior thermal stability.
We, 12.11.2025
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Using Phase Ratio to Reduce Run Time
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Using Phase Ratio to Reduce Run Time

Learn how column length, internal diameter, and film thickness work together to optimize phase ratio in GC. Discover how adjusting these parameters reduces run time while maintaining separation efficiency.
We, 5.11.2025
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GC Technical Tip: Retention Times Prolonged or Shortened
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GC Technical Tip: Retention Times Prolonged or Shortened

Learn how to diagnose and fix retention time shifts in GC. This guide explains common column performance issues, their causes, and practical remedies for consistent chromatographic results.
We, 29.10.2025
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GC Technical Tip: Retention Times Prolonged or Shortened
Good Column Selection: Polarity vs Selectivity
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Good Column Selection: Polarity vs Selectivity

Understanding GC column polarity and selectivity is key to achieving optimal separations. Learn how to choose the right stationary phase for your compounds and improve chromatographic performance.
We, 22.10.2025
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Good Column Selection: Polarity vs Selectivity
Phenomenex technical tip for Baseline problems - offset
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Phenomenex technical tip for Baseline problems - offset

Learn how to fix baseline offset in gas chromatography. Identify causes like voltage changes, contamination, or gas flow issues and apply targeted maintenance for stable results.
We, 15.10.2025
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Peak Shape Problems in Gas Chromatography
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Peak Shape Problems in Gas Chromatography

Negative peaks in GC can affect your analysis accuracy. Learn about the main causes, from detector overload to contamination, and how to correct them effectively.
We, 8.10.2025
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Peak Shape Problems in Gas Chromatography
Peak Shape Problems: Sensitivity Loss
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Peak Shape Problems: Sensitivity Loss

Learn how to identify and fix sensitivity loss in GC. Discover key causes, from column contamination to injector leaks, and apply remedies for reliable, accurate results.
We, 1.10.2025
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