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Historically, HPLC has been the most common analytical method for quantitation of residual active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) for cleaning validation (CV) of pharmaceutical production equipment. Read More

RLS: Tim, I remember when we worked together on HPLC at Varian Associates in the early 1980s. Read More

When a chromatographic assay is developed, the instrumentation has an impact on the separation. Read More

Many continuous processes require frequent sample extractions and off-line analyses to optimize methods and monitor processes. Read More

A walk along most any body of water—inland or ocean—will soon reveal plastic waste, and this is just the big things, like soda bottles. Read More

The job keeps getting more complicated for forensic scientists. “Over the past 15 years,” says Thomas J. Gluodenis, forensic and forensic toxicology marketing manager at Agilent Technologies (Santa Clara, Calif.), “there’s been remarkable growth in ... Read More

In the pharmaceutical industry, accurately identifying the components of a mixture can be the difference between life and death. Read More