Well, as a guy who daily works with HPLC have to say video is very good for brief introduction. Obviously HPLC is more complicated, with much more details. Just want to give shout out to all chemistry students and tell them to not be afraid of HPLC. In most cases, it is easy to develope a method on HPLC to determine some kind of compound, it might take just a few tries to make sure your compound of interest is separated from rest. Just always remember to filter your samples using 0.45 um filters and inject clean samples, also use guard columns :)
Dear, It is grateful when I read your comment. Could you suggest some videos which relate to developing method analysis on HPLC. I am a student who is learning HPLC to support for Master's and phD courses. Therefore, I appreciate if you could support me. Thank you so much.
don t forget to mesure you r standards corectly and shake them on ultrasonyc device It happends to my colegue and he finds out after 3 days XDDDD but I have a question for you if you work on hplc are you working on spectofotometers that use uv light?
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hey, uhh.... can you please tell me if he said absorbent or adsorbent material? I mean when he is talking about the material in the column... 1:34 Edit: Nevermind, it's adsorbent material
Wow, a really great explanation! If this video was launched during my college time six years ago, I would have been a great Chemist who confident about using HPLC.
Hi there, your latest post about hplc really caught our attention. We are the manufacturer of hplc and have 20 years experience, if you are interested, provide an email address and we can send you the case study proposal.
@@haven3911 It actually went really well. It’s not that I have no idea what an hplc is but I was not proficient enough to put it down in my resume by any means. I didn’t get that particular job but I applied to a few other and within a couple of weeks I became an analytical chemist and I am very well proficient in it now :)
Currently working on my internship report and needed a quick refresher. This video has been one of the most time efficient summaries i've found. Cheers!
Hi there, your latest post about hplc really caught our attention. We are the manufacturer of hplc and have 20 years experience, if you are interested, provide an email address and we can send you the case study proposal.
thank you for this video! i'm in a biochem grad program but coincidentally never took an actual biochem in undergrad, so these videos are helping a lot!
Lmao. I still did’t get it why my class need 8hour to explain HPLC instead of 10 min. Good work btw really appreciate your work ,very helpful for overview.
Ty so much this made everything so much clearer. Didn’t appreciate the accent at first (I am allowed to say that because I too have an accent, a much sillier one) but towards the end it actually started sounding kind of cute. Is it like German or something or am I much worse at detecting accents than I already thought I was?
For normal phase hplc, why would you use a non polar solvent and a polar sample? I get the point is to separate them, but non polar solvents shouldn’t dissolve polar compounds
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Well, as a guy who daily works with HPLC have to say video is very good for brief introduction. Obviously HPLC is more complicated, with much more details. Just want to give shout out to all chemistry students and tell them to not be afraid of HPLC. In most cases, it is easy to develope a method on HPLC to determine some kind of compound, it might take just a few tries to make sure your compound of interest is separated from rest. Just always remember to filter your samples using 0.45 um filters and inject clean samples, also use guard columns :)
Dear, It is grateful when I read your comment. Could you suggest some videos which relate to developing method analysis on HPLC. I am a student who is learning HPLC to support for Master's and phD courses. Therefore, I appreciate if you could support me. Thank you so much.
don t forget to mesure you r standards corectly and shake them on ultrasonyc device It happends to my colegue and he finds out after 3 days XDDDD but I have a question for you if you work on hplc are you working on spectofotometers that use uv light?
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Hi there, your latest post about hplc really caught our attention. We are the manufacturer of hplc and have 20 years experience, if you are interested, provide an email address and we can send you the case study proposal.
hey, uhh.... can you please tell me if he said absorbent or adsorbent material? I mean when he is talking about the material in the column...
1:34 Edit: Nevermind, it's adsorbent material
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Wow, a really great explanation! If this video was launched during my college time six years ago, I would have been a great Chemist who confident about using HPLC.
Hi there, your latest post about hplc really caught our attention. We are the manufacturer of hplc and have 20 years experience, if you are interested, provide an email address and we can send you the case study proposal.
Here cuz I lied on my resume
How’d it go?
@@haven3911
It actually went really well. It’s not that I have no idea what an hplc is but I was not proficient enough to put it down in my resume by any means. I didn’t get that particular job but I applied to a few other and within a couple of weeks I became an analytical chemist and I am very well proficient in it now :)
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Me as well
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Currently working on my internship report and needed a quick refresher. This video has been one of the most time efficient summaries i've found.
Cheers!
Hi there, your latest post about hplc really caught our attention. We are the manufacturer of hplc and have 20 years experience, if you are interested, provide an email address and we can send you the case study proposal.
thank you for this video! i'm in a biochem grad program but coincidentally never took an actual biochem in undergrad, so these videos are helping a lot!
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Lmao. I still did’t get it why my class need 8hour to explain HPLC instead of 10 min. Good work btw really appreciate your work ,very helpful for overview.
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Ty so much this made everything so much clearer. Didn’t appreciate the accent at first (I am allowed to say that because I too have an accent, a much sillier one) but towards the end it actually started sounding kind of cute. Is it like German or something or am I much worse at detecting accents than I already thought I was?
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For normal phase hplc, why would you use a non polar solvent and a polar sample? I get the point is to separate them, but non polar solvents shouldn’t dissolve polar compounds
This was helpful. Thank you sir.
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