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Itishardlysuprising that in the areas of GCand GC/MS, column manufacturers usuallypossess high levels of troubleshootingexperience Whether the actual problem is noisy electronics, a leaky septum, or dirty samples, the average user first faults the column To a lesser degree, this is also true in HPLC micro LC, SFC, and CE Manufacturers of columns and instrumentation for the separation sciences frequentlyoffer troubleshootingadvlce, often asa defensivemove These activltiesresultin the assimilation ofa vast amount ofinformation on problems experienced b y users, and solutions thereto I have long felt that this specidzed body of knowledge should be available to all interested users In this new feature, we seek contributions in all areas of the separation sciences, and sohcit cooperation from readers, column manufacturers, and instrument and accessory supphers User queries, and the responses these ehcit, will be crucial to the growth and success of thisnew feature But fornow, let's get started1
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Dedicated to the discussion and shanng of problems, solutions, and safeguards in all areas of the separation sciences, HRC's troubleshooting column is intended to help workmg analysts "share the experience" Most of us have expenenced problems, and in some cases, we eventually worked out solutions, i
HRC's troubleshooting column is intended as a forum for those in the separation sciences, a place to seek answers and share solutions to analpicalproblems, both common and esoteric This feature gives every practicing analyst access to a chromatographic pan el whose scope is world-wide Questions and
HRCs troubleshooting column is intended as a forum for those in the separation sciences, a place to seek answers and share solutions to analyticalproblems, both common and esotenc This feature gives every practicing analyst access to a chromatographicpanel whosescopeis world-wide Questions and obser