Agilent | 1290 Infinity LC Curriculum

1290 Infinity LC Curriculum - Infinitely Better … the UHPLC Debate is Over

Learn how the NEW Agilent 1290 Infinity LC offers not only the highest pressure available on the market (1200bar) but also the highest flow rate of ANY instrument at any pressure (1200bar at 2 ml/min and 800bar at 5ml/min). If you are interested in chromatography or mass spectrometry, this educational series is one you won't want to miss.

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Analytical Instrument Qualification and System Validation According to USP Chapter <1058> Procedure for Agilent 1290 Infinity
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Environmental and Food Safety Analyses by UHPLC and LC/MS Using the New Agilent 1290 Infinity LC System and Agilent Mass Spectrometer
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How To Increase Lab Performance with Agilent Ultra High Pressure Valve Solutions

The 1290 Infinity LC – 10X Higher UV Sensitivity That Makes the Difference
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Gaining Productivity with UHPLC Column Choices: Speed and Resolution
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Expanding LCMS Capabilities with the New Agilent1290 Infinity LC
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Solving Food and Small Molecule Analysis Problems Better and Faster with the New Agilent 1290 Infinity LC System
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The UHPLC Debate is Over - AGILENT1290 INFINITY LC - The Technology for More Resolution, Speed and Sensitivity
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Rapid Resolution High Definition Columns and More UHPLC Columns
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Latest Advances in HPLC & UHPLC: The Last Word

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Speakers, Christian Gotenfels Product Manager for UHPLC-Systems, Agilent Technologies Pat Sandra Professor at Ghent University & Director of the Research Institute for Chromatography Michael Thurman
Center of Environmental Mass Spectrometry, University of Colorado

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