Learn how our GC instruments can effectively reduce helium consumption or switch easily to a different carrier gas for uninterrupted analysis.
Take the Trouble Out of Troubleshooting: Gas Chromatography
We will discuss some of the most common chromatographic issues that you experience with gas chromatography and take a logical approach to finding the root cause and correcting the problem.
Selecting your Separation: Are my Compounds Better for GC or LC
We will review analyte structural properties that make the compound more amenable to either liquid chromatography or to gas chromatography.
Agilent GC/MS Solutions for Cannabis and Hemp Testing
This presentation will introduce you to the Agilent flow path solutions for residual solvents, terpenes, and pesticide testing in cannabis and hemp.
Techniques for Avoiding Unexpected Problems in LC and GC Analysis
We will cover topics including peak shape, ghost peaks, tailing peaks, split peaks, missing peaks, variable retention times, high backpressure, instrument contamination, and ion suppression.
Latest Update on the Analysis of MOSH/MOAH Contamination
We will introduce a fast and efficient analysis of MOSH/MOAH using a new automated saponification workflow that can save your time and effort while maximizing the results.
Evolution of malt, hop and fermentation-derived flavor compounds throughout the brewing of a single malt, single hop (SMaSH) Ale. Beer Soluble Hop Compounds: Translating Raw Hop Aroma to Finished Beer
Analysis of Permanent Gases: More Challenging Than You Might Think
We will discuss typical techniques for resolving and detecting permanent gases, including carbon dioxide and hydrogen.
An ounce of prevention: How good laboratory practice minimizes GC downtime
We will cover three critical GC maintenance topics: reducing contamination, best practices for replacing parts, and key steps to optimize your applications.
GC carrier gas: Top ten ways to save helium
We will present 10 tools and accessories that Agilent provides to help GC operators and lab managers more easily conserve helium or move to an alternate carrier gas for gas chromatography.