The reason for organizing this event stems from a common observation in the field: often users are not fully aware of the extensive capabilities that HPLC and GPC\/SEC offer for determining things like mole mass and size of components. Your HPLC or GPC\/SEC system is often capable of providing more information than you may suspect.<\/p>\n
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During this training course you will have the opportunity, under the guidance of two renowned experts, namely Dr. Christian Dauwe<\/a> of AppliChrom and Dr. Klaus-Dieter Bures <\/a>of WGE Dr. Bures, to discover how to take advantage of the various aspects of these analytical techniques on the basis of a practical example with gummy bears, including packaging. This will cover the following possibilities:<\/p>\n We will teach you how to determine the identity<\/strong>, concentration<\/strong>, molar mass<\/strong> and molecular size<\/strong> of different components taking into account various factors such as the type of chromatography column, measurement conditions and detector type.<\/p>\n Using a practical example with gummy bears, including packaging, low and high molecular weight components are determined.tector.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n In addition, we will update you on the latest developments in HPLC and GPC\/SEC to keep you fully informed about the capabilities these analytical techniques have to offer.<\/p>\n We look forward to seeing you at this valuable training! Undoubtedly, it will help you take your knowledge and skills in HPLC and GPC\/SEC to the next level. Register and discover the unprecedented capabilities of your analytical systems!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Day 1 Basic HPLC and GPC (*) It is possible to register for one or more days.<\/p>\n\n
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